RE: using a jws instand deployed service from .NET

[ajbanck]

Hi, I got it working: Looks like the web reference tool form vstudio strips out the port# from the service address, so http://localhost:8080/axis becomes http://localhost/axis.   After setting the Url property for the service object in code to "http://localhost:8080/axis/Calculator.jws" it worked.   ArentJan -----Original Message----- From: Paolo Paganotto [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: maandag 4 november 2002 14:15 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: using a jws instand deployed service from .NET   Hello,   I am trying to use a service deployed as .jws to Tomcat 4.1.2 from .NET without success. - I copied the Calculator.java sample as Calculator.jws to the Axis folder. - I compiled the CalcClient.java class and it works fine - I can see the wsdl with http://localhost:8080/axis/Calculator.jws?wsdl   Now I imported the wsdl into my .NET project as a Web Reference. Importing works, but when I try to run the application I get a HTTP error (HTTP status 405: Method not allowed).   Is jws instant deployment supposed to work as a SOAP webservice, or should I do something specific to get it working from outside Java?   Thanks, ArentJan     ==>Hallo, I had the same problem running that application. One way to get the things work is: 1) get a valid .wsdl file by using the Java2WSDL axis tool; 2) use the wsdl.exe tool to get a valid proxy .NET class (you can find it in the .NET tools window); 3) use the csc.exe tool to get a valid .dll file from the proxy class.   Import this .dll file in your project and everything should work. I'm tuned to find out the correct way to access a web service with .NET by the web reference tool. best regards,   :P: