Consuming Java web service from .Net

Question

Hi I have a question somebody with exposure please answer. I need to call a JAVA webservice from C# (VS.6 & SOAP tool kit or VS.net). The Java webservice has been deployed on SOAP RPC Router . But there is no absloute path for the WSDL docs everything should go via this router. I have gone through different scenario and everywhere it is mentioned as the proxy should be created from the WSDL location or reference the absolute location of either asmx or wsdl like http:// /context_root/services/ ?wsdl Is anyway can this be handled with out a absloute path https:// /webservice/RPCRouter. Any help will be appreaciated. Thanks Sush

Bruce Johnson · Answer

What you might be able to do is to retrieve the WSDL using a browser save the results locally and then use the WSDL.exe tool directly to create the proxy class. This generate class can then be included any any project that you like. The only caveat is that you will need to set the Url property on the proxy class before invoking any of the methods. Hope that helps. Bruce Johnson [C# MVP] http://www.objectsharp.com/blogs/bruce