Hi federico,
it's depends on how you want to create the webservice
in .NET.
1. you write a webservice in, e.g. C#
the result is an asmx-file. In that case you can get the wsdl-File by
typing in your browser: localhost/theWebservice.asmx?wsdl
To use this kind of service, you don't need the wsml file.
or
2. you use the soap sdk to create the wsdl and wsml file.
(you have to write a dll in VB and use the WSDl Generator from the SOAP
SDK from Microsoft)
In that case, you will get wsdl, wsml and the listener (the asp-File)
If you want to call the service from .NET there are different ways.
...
URL url = new URL("http://localhost/theWebservice.asp";);
...
or
...
URL url = new URL("http://localhost/theWebservice.asmx";);
...
If you create an ISAPI listener (you can choos it in the WSDL Genertaor
Wizard of SOAP SDK):
...
URL url = new URL("http://localhost/theWebserviceIsapi.wsdl";);
...
Hope thats help a bit
cheers
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soap-user
i've created a simple service with .NET (on IIS 5.0 web server). i want
call this service from java client. how can i do? i need the wsdl? is it
sufficient?
i have a client java that speek with a com soap service. to do so, i need
to pass throught a asp page and i need of two files: wdsl and wsml.
when i build a service with .NET, these files aren't created.
any suggestion?
federico
