No, it shouldn't be different. The UV service exposes a WSDL definition of the
web service (I don't recall how but I'm sure someone here can say). See my text
which you snipped below ( *grin* ) where I describe how to create a web service
client from VS using a URL. Point that to your UV WSDL an
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Brian, excellent point, and I'm indeed using that feature in a small JavaScript
wrapper for MV that I use. However, this is where you get into the "devil in
the details". A JSON query must be POST, even if it's really just a GET
request, and once you do that there are some issues with IIS6 and o
Hi Ruby
You need to add the service to the C# project in the "add services" in the same
menu as you add references to your project. Once it is added, it is a
datasource that can use. Ie you can link it to a DataGridView as an
objectdatasource. You can also link the update, select, insert,
There are loads of examples on the web, esp loads in msdn. It being a u2 web
service makes no difference at all it is just a web service that you are
consuming. You just need to make sure you understand if it is restful or soap.
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Rudy -
Which web services are you using? Are we talking the newer Universe RESTful web
or older style SOAP? That makes a difference.
T -
Just a small addition -
> Note - these days ASMX and SOAP services are getting a little passe', and the
> favored approach is using WCF and REST.
That's th
I have a video which shows how to create and consume ASMX web services in just
a few minutes:
http://nebula-rnd.com/products/gallery.htm
It's using mv.NET but that's irrelevant, as that is the part that gets executed
after the web service is invoked. The call to the web service and the response
