how can i dynamicly change SoapDocumentMethodAttribute??

[alfa]

Hi,
i'm new using webservices..
how can i change the "http://tempuri.org/" part of the
SoapDocumentMethodAttribute without reprogramming for each new customer (or
changing URI).

in other words :
I want to build just one porgram and change the "Action, RequestNamespace,
ResponseNamespace" ("http://tempuri.org/") address . for the different
customers by using the settings stored in a XMLfile or DataTable.

<System.Web.Services.Protocols.SoapDocumentMethodA ttribute("http://tempuri.org/GetMainvalue",
RequestNamespace:="http://tempuri.org/",
ResponseNamespace:="http://tempuri.org/",
Use:=System.Web.Services.Description.SoapBindingUs e.Literal,
ParameterStyle:=System.Web.Services.Protocols.Soap ParameterStyle.Wrapped)>

Thanks Wim

[alfa]

Forgot to say

i'm using the Compact Framework (vs2003)

[John Saunders]

"alfa" <al**@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
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Hi,
i'm new using webservices..
how can i change the "http://tempuri.org/" part of the
SoapDocumentMethodAttribute without reprogramming for each new customer
(or
changing URI).

alfa,

That's not really a URL, per se. It's just a string to disambiguate names -
it's a namespace.

You should change it to something unique within your organization. Perhaps
"urn:service.application.company.com". Note that the "urn:" format is as
acceptable as the url format.

Therefore, you don't have to change the URL because it isn't a URL. It does
not identify any resource on the network, so you don't have to change it
when the resource moves.

John

[alfa]

Thanks a lot,
So i only should have a ASMX file at the the other side..
i go find find out this chalange futher.

Wim
"John Saunders" wrote:

"alfa" <al**@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:65**********************************@microsof t.com...

Hi,
i'm new using webservices..
how can i change the "http://tempuri.org/" part of the
SoapDocumentMethodAttribute without reprogramming for each new customer
(or
changing URI).

alfa,

That's not really a URL, per se. It's just a string to disambiguate names -
it's a namespace.

You should change it to something unique within your organization. Perhaps
"urn:service.application.company.com". Note that the "urn:" format is as
acceptable as the url format.

Therefore, you don't have to change the URL because it isn't a URL. It does
not identify any resource on the network, so you don't have to change it
when the resource moves.

John