Did you try telling your .NET Web Service to produce RPC style messages? This can be achieved by applying the [SoapRpcService] attribute to the Web Service class ...
Christian Weyer --------------------------------- .NET XML Web Services Repertory http://www.xmlwebservices.cc/ --------------------------------- Bauer, Sandra, vpe wrote: > Sorry, it should be Apache! > > -----Originalnachricht----- > Von: Bauer, Sandra, vpe > An: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' > Gesendet: 06.12.01 16:17 > Betreff: Aache-Java-client for .NETwebservice > > Hello, > > I've written a Java client(Apache SOAP) with JBuilder, > which should communicate with my webservice written un C#. > The client sends a string, which he gets over a GUI, to > the webservice. The webservice sends back the > message: "Hello"+string.
