Pretty sure a web service access / interface is independent of the language in which it is created, as you are typically dealing with soap requests and responses. It looks like opening the link you provided below provides a list of services from that site and their expected arguments.

I am in the process of learning about SOAP (the underlying webservice technology), which may be a helpful pointer for you. google returns lots of tutorials and the like.

HTH
Aaron

Andrew Muller wrote:

Jeremy

The problem is that there is no standard for web services, and .Net
web services seem to have less conformity with other application
servers than others.

Frequently a .Net web service exposes a class or dll and you have to
learn what methods that has and call them.

The first thing to do is to call the web service and dump it to see if
you get a list of methods...

Then work your way from there.

HTH - try searching through the archive for this list as others have
had similar problems in the past.

Andrew

http://www.rocketboots.com.au

On 8/12/05, Jeremy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hey,

Need some advise. I'm about to embark on consuming seeks webservice fur my
company. They are using .NET to supply their web service. I seem to be
having a few issues trying to invoke it. Has anyone invoked a .nET web
service before?

Psudeo code
<cfinvoke 
webservice="http://test.webservices.seek.com.au/WebserviceAuthenticator.asmx?wsdl";
           method="qualified"
</cfinvoke>

I have done heaps of ColdFusion Webservices but not .net so slightly
confused.

Jeremy

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