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send xml file to web service
i want to send an xml file to a web service. the web service will accept the
xml file, process it and perhaps return some info.
how do i set up the web service and the client so that i can send the xml
file from client to web service?
currently it looks like this
[WebMethod]
public void GetScanFile(XmlDocument sf)
{
XmlTextWriter myXmlTextWriter = new XmlTextWriter ("c:\\WCCS-CS\\"+sf, null);
myXmlTextWriter.Close();
}
and i call it like this
WebRef.MyService a=new WebRef.MyService
XmlDocument x=new XmlDocument();
x.LoadDoc("C:\\test.xml");
a.GetScanFile(x);
ALL OF THE SYNTAX AND connections to the web serice work fine
when i hit the last line i get a System.xml system error, so obviously sending
an xml like this doesnt work. what will?
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Re: send xml file to web service
Why don't you send a serialized version of the XML, in a string?
Anyway, I see that all you want to do is to put a file on the server, so
it does not matter so much if it is XML or not.
"Bill C" <bcrider@uasi-qc.com> wrote:
>
>i want to send an xml file to a web service. the web service will accept
the
>xml file, process it and perhaps return some info.
>
>how do i set up the web service and the client so that i can send the xml
>file from client to web service?
>
>currently it looks like this
>
>[WebMethod]
>public void GetScanFile(XmlDocument sf)
>{
>XmlTextWriter myXmlTextWriter = new XmlTextWriter ("c:\\WCCS-CS\\"+sf, null);
>myXmlTextWriter.Close();
>}
>
>and i call it like this
>WebRef.MyService a=new WebRef.MyService
>
>XmlDocument x=new XmlDocument();
>
>x.LoadDoc("C:\\test.xml");
>a.GetScanFile(x);
>
>ALL OF THE SYNTAX AND connections to the web serice work fine
>when i hit the last line i get a System.xml system error, so obviously sending
>an xml like this doesnt work. what will?
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Send file (xml or binary) by web service : http://www.biclim.com/WSClients.action
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