Whenever I've had to call a .NET web-service, where any of the
arguments are complex, I've always had to construct the SOAP envelope
manually. In the end, this took less time than trying to call it
directly -- and failing, and failing, and failing.

Cheers,
Kris


> This isn't my web service: it's a third-party thing that was implemented in 
> .NET. I haven't seen the source, but I strongly suspect that it's declared as 
> taking an XmlNode for that third parameter. (Like the proxy method that .NET 
> generates.)
>
> Worse comes to worst, I suppose I can build the (very simple) SOAP envelope 
> myself, and use CFHTTP, but I *really* don't want to do that if I can avoid 
> it.
>

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