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    HP Guest

    SOAP Question.



    In the MS SOAP 2.0 tool kit there is a SOAP Server object that had an Invoke
    function, is there a .NET equivalent?
    ie: How can I Invoke a COM call via SOAP with out having to use ASP or RPC
    in .NET,
    is there a SOAP Server object in .NET?

    -HP



  2. #2
    Patrick Steele [MVP] Guest

    Re: SOAP Question.


    > In the MS SOAP 2.0 tool kit there is a SOAP Server object
    > that had an Invoke function, is there a .NET equivalent?
    > ie: How can I Invoke a COM call via SOAP with out having
    > to use ASP or RPC in .NET, is there a SOAP Server object
    > in .NET?


    The easiest way in .NET is to use the WSDL.EXE utility to generate a
    wrapper class for the SOAP call. Then, you simply include the wrapper
    class in your project and instantiate the class to talk to the web
    service:

    Dim WS As MyWebService = New MyWebService()
    Dim lastName As String = WS.GetLastName()

    --
    Patrick Steele
    Microsoft .NET MVP


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