I'm building a system that exposes many different web services. These services are not created using .NET, but I have created valid wsdl files for them. Each service requires the same SOAP header format.
When I add them to a .NET project as a "Web Reference" the same header class gets generated for the SOAP headers, but in a different namespace. This makes things kind of awkward. Not unusable, but not as clean as I would like. It would be trivial to edit the generated files - but that is also problematic. Can anyone think of anything clever to do about this? Or should I consider it a trade off with the simplicity of generating the proxy classes vs. hand coding them, and the inconvenience of having to code using full namespace usage (the header class of course gets the same name in each web reference proxy). Thanks! ---------------------------------------------------------------------- John Burkhardt Groove Networks, Inc 978.720.2031 [EMAIL PROTECTED] Get Groove http://www.groove.net/downloads/groove/ You can read messages from the DOTNET archive, unsubscribe from DOTNET, or subscribe to other DevelopMentor lists at http://discuss.develop.com.
