Skip to content

JMPInline

Read up on .NET news, tips, cautions… and other areas of technological interest.
Home Java client for an ASP.NET web service, part 5

Java client for an ASP.NET web service, part 5

Andrew Arnott · June 9, 2004 · Comments off

I have switched from “message” style to “RPC” style encoding of the WSDL in response to advice on the MSDN web site: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/dnservice/html/service12052001.asp. Apparently Java uses RPC more frequently. Maybe it will make a difference.

ASP.NET
Andrew Arnott

Recent Posts

  • Are warning-free builds really a good thing?
  • Library.Template: A git repo template for .NET development
  • Hosting Zcash litewalletd via Zebra
  • How to host a Zcash litewalletd server via docker
  • HODL Is Not Enough-Crypto Must Become an Economic Currency

Recent Comments

  1. Hosting Zcash litewalletd via Zebra – JMPInline on How to host a Zcash litewalletd server via docker
  2. How to host a Zcash litewalletd server via docker – JMPInline on How to host a Zcash node via docker
  3. Unknown on How to sell your Coinbase Multi-sig wallet coins on the Bitcoin Cash (BCH) network
  4. Unknown on How to sell your Coinbase Multi-sig wallet coins on the Bitcoin Cash (BCH) network
  5. Unknown on How to sell your Coinbase Multi-sig wallet coins on the Bitcoin Cash (BCH) network
© 2023 JMPInline - WordPress Theme by WPEnjoy