> In C#, the web reference auto-generates a method for this that takes three 
> params: a string, a
> string, and an XmlNode. Easy-peasy.
>
> But how do I need to structure the third argument in ColdFusion to make this 
> work? I've tried
> passing a string with the XML, a parsed XML document, a big nested structure 
> with the
> shape of the XML... nothing has worked so far.

Are you specifying TYPE="XML" in your CFARGUMENT tag? That's about all
I can think of without shelling to Java (as usual).

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