Java client for an ASP.NET web service, part 3
I came across a very handy, easy to compile Java application that makes it easy to just paste in and modify SOAP requests and analyze the web service responses. It…
Java client for an ASP.NET web service, part 2
I got it to work, with modification. Here’s a snippet of what the client was trying: <StartEvaluation xmlns="http://ottawa.byu.edu/Emar"> <parameters href="#id0" xmlns=""/> </StartEvaluation> <multiRef id="id0" ...> <PIN xsi:type="xsd:string">TESTPIN</PIN> <QuestionnaireName xsi:type="xsd:string">READY</QuestionnaireName> </multiRef>…
Java client for an ASP.NET web service, part 1
Tried to get a Java client using webMethods to communicate with my .NET web service. I was not on the Java end. A 3rd party client was. We had an…
MasterPages in ASP.NET 1.x
Just discovered the MasterPages support for ASP.NET 1.x, thanks to Andywith 4GuysFromRolla. I haven’t used it yet, but the reviews lookvery good. I think I can use it to replace…
WebMethods GLUE
WebMethods GLUE, which MSDN pushes as the tool of choice for Java towork with WSE on the .NET level, appears to be incompatible with thelatest version of Microsoft’s WSE toolkit.…