Yes I know, I've done this in Java. But -- the Apache AXIS wsdl2java probably has the same problem as Mono WSDL.EXE -- by default, it won't accept invalid certificates. Having to recompile wsdl2java from source (considering my nonexistent experience with ANT) does not strike me as particularly fun.  :P

Ultimately, I want to be able to encapsulate the XML myself (whether via raw XML or weird SOAP::Data contortions) so that I can call the web service from Perl.

Having to carry the baggage of Java or .NET/Mono around just so I can call one remote service does not really appeal to me.


On 3/7/06, Miguel A Paraz < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 3/7/06, Orlando Andico < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> i've been trying to use the WSDL.EXE from Mono 1.1 to download the WSDL and
> create a stub. Unfortunately, the web service does not have a valid https
> certificate, so WSDL.EXE is bombing out with "trust failure."
>
> ideas?

In Java, you can override the certificate checking. Is there no such
option in .NET? Use Java webservices tools then... :)
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