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 
are exactly the same with UO.NET or any other DBMS tools within the called 
method.

Rudy -  there are a million examples of C# web service clients and servers out 
there. This isn't a MV-specific topic. Is something missing from your 
description  here?  You can easily generate a C# web service client by going to 
references, Add Web Service Reference (or whatever that is) and enter the 
address to the WSDL for your service. You don't need to "code" a web service 
client, you can generate it and just use the resulting strongly typed classes. 
I do this stuff all the time and I rarely need to craft a web service down to 
the point where XML parameters or some other protocol nuances need to be coded. 
If you're in that spot then you're probably not going to get much help from 
this group or anywhere else on something that specific. I'd guess your 
situation is not as dire and you can have this up in a few minutes.

Note - these days ASMX and SOAP services are getting a little passe', and the 
favored approach is using WCF and REST.

HTH,
T



-----Original Message-----
From: Rudy.Cooper
I’ve been banging my head against the wall but getting nowhere trying to find a 
good example of of a c# program consuming a web service.
Specifically, I need an example of a c# program consuming a UV web service.  We 
have a few web services in UV that are consumed by a Seibel app.  I would like 
to write the same thing in C# using vs 2010.  Does anyone have an example in C# 
that they could send me or provide a link to a good working example?

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