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Any examples of this floating around?

I am really new to this .Net stuff, but I am wondering if you can help me
with a webservice issue.

I have 15 locations that need to access a webservice.

The webservice accepts XML and returns an xml response immediately.

The webservice we subscribe to will only take info from a single IP address,
so I need to create a sort of proxy at our main office that relays the XML
input and responses from and back to our locations.

The "proxy" should work like this..... The "proxy" would have its own
public webservice that allows our 15 locations to send XML to it.

Each location would send XML to our "proxy" like it was the actual
webservice and wait for a response from the "proxy".

The "proxy" should take the XML from the calling location, send it to the
actual webservice, get a response and send the un-altered response to the
calling location as a response to its call to the "proxy's" webservice.

Questions are.....(1) how do I keep the connection open to the calling
location while the webservice queries the actual webservice? and (2) how
would the "proxy" webservice create an object that can query the actual
webservice?

Any help you can offer would be greatly appreciated.
Sep 24 '06 #1
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Hello smerf,

As long as the call to the real webservice is done synchonously, you dont
need to do anything special.

-Boo
I am really new to this .Net stuff, but I am wondering if you can help
me with a webservice issue.

I have 15 locations that need to access a webservice.

The webservice accepts XML and returns an xml response immediately.

The webservice we subscribe to will only take info from a single IP
address, so I need to create a sort of proxy at our main office that
relays the XML input and responses from and back to our locations.

The "proxy" should work like this..... The "proxy" would have its own
public webservice that allows our 15 locations to send XML to it.

Each location would send XML to our "proxy" like it was the actual
webservice and wait for a response from the "proxy".

The "proxy" should take the XML from the calling location, send it to
the actual webservice, get a response and send the un-altered response
to the calling location as a response to its call to the "proxy's"
webservice.

Questions are.....(1) how do I keep the connection open to the calling
location while the webservice queries the actual webservice? and (2)
how would the "proxy" webservice create an object that can query the
actual webservice?

Any help you can offer would be greatly appreciated.

Sep 24 '06 #2
Boo,

Got any code examples? For instance, how do I call another webservice
from my webservice?

Thanks!
"GhostInAK" <gh*******@gmail.comwrote in message
news:c7**************************@news.microsoft.c om...
Hello smerf,

As long as the call to the real webservice is done synchonously, you dont
need to do anything special.

-Boo
>I am really new to this .Net stuff, but I am wondering if you can help
me with a webservice issue.

I have 15 locations that need to access a webservice.

The webservice accepts XML and returns an xml response immediately.

The webservice we subscribe to will only take info from a single IP
address, so I need to create a sort of proxy at our main office that
relays the XML input and responses from and back to our locations.

The "proxy" should work like this..... The "proxy" would have its own
public webservice that allows our 15 locations to send XML to it.

Each location would send XML to our "proxy" like it was the actual
webservice and wait for a response from the "proxy".

The "proxy" should take the XML from the calling location, send it to
the actual webservice, get a response and send the un-altered response
to the calling location as a response to its call to the "proxy's"
webservice.

Questions are.....(1) how do I keep the connection open to the calling
location while the webservice queries the actual webservice? and (2)
how would the "proxy" webservice create an object that can query the
actual webservice?

Any help you can offer would be greatly appreciated.


Sep 24 '06 #3
Hello smerf,

Same way you're going to call your poxy service from your client.

-Boo
Boo,

Got any code examples? For instance, how do I call another
webservice from my webservice?

Thanks!

"GhostInAK" <gh*******@gmail.comwrote in message
news:c7**************************@news.microsoft.c om...
>Hello smerf,

As long as the call to the real webservice is done synchonously, you
dont need to do anything special.

-Boo
>>I am really new to this .Net stuff, but I am wondering if you can
help me with a webservice issue.

I have 15 locations that need to access a webservice.

The webservice accepts XML and returns an xml response immediately.

The webservice we subscribe to will only take info from a single IP
address, so I need to create a sort of proxy at our main office that
relays the XML input and responses from and back to our locations.

The "proxy" should work like this..... The "proxy" would have its
own public webservice that allows our 15 locations to send XML to
it.

Each location would send XML to our "proxy" like it was the actual
webservice and wait for a response from the "proxy".

The "proxy" should take the XML from the calling location, send it
to the actual webservice, get a response and send the un-altered
response to the calling location as a response to its call to the
"proxy's" webservice.

Questions are.....(1) how do I keep the connection open to the
calling location while the webservice queries the actual webservice?
and (2) how would the "proxy" webservice create an object that can
query the actual webservice?

Any help you can offer would be greatly appreciated.

Sep 24 '06 #4
Got it.

For some reason I had it in my head that I needed to do something different
because it was a webservice. But, since the code behind the webservice is
no more than regular VB.Net code (but with a web interface), I shouldn't
have to, right?

"GhostInAK" <gh*******@gmail.comwrote in message
news:be**************************@news.microsoft.c om...
Hello smerf,

Same way you're going to call your poxy service from your client.

-Boo
>Boo,

Got any code examples? For instance, how do I call another
webservice from my webservice?

Thanks!

"GhostInAK" <gh*******@gmail.comwrote in message
news:c7**************************@news.microsoft. com...
>>Hello smerf,

As long as the call to the real webservice is done synchonously, you
dont need to do anything special.

-Boo

I am really new to this .Net stuff, but I am wondering if you can
help me with a webservice issue.

I have 15 locations that need to access a webservice.

The webservice accepts XML and returns an xml response immediately.

The webservice we subscribe to will only take info from a single IP
address, so I need to create a sort of proxy at our main office that
relays the XML input and responses from and back to our locations.

The "proxy" should work like this..... The "proxy" would have its
own public webservice that allows our 15 locations to send XML to
it.

Each location would send XML to our "proxy" like it was the actual
webservice and wait for a response from the "proxy".

The "proxy" should take the XML from the calling location, send it
to the actual webservice, get a response and send the un-altered
response to the calling location as a response to its call to the
"proxy's" webservice.

Questions are.....(1) how do I keep the connection open to the
calling location while the webservice queries the actual webservice?
and (2) how would the "proxy" webservice create an object that can
query the actual webservice?

Any help you can offer would be greatly appreciated.


Sep 25 '06 #5

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