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Using a tomcat-based web service in .NET

 
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Hi,

I currently have a web service running in Tomcat 5.0 (and using Axis). I therefore have a URL which points to the service's wsdl.

I found the following MSDN web page which explains how to build a cs class based on a WSDL: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms155134.aspx
The example seems straightforward but it doesn't work when I try it out with my service. I get the following error



Oddly enough, when I read the very same wsdl with the Add Web reference browser in .NET, it lists the available methods (but refuses to add the reference anyhow hence the need for the command line).

Has anyone ever tried addinhg a java WS reference to a .NET app?
Thanks for your input!
 
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Hi David,
Could you please copy and paste ur entire wsdl file using the Instant UBB code CODE tags. I will try to load it to my .NET exe and see what happens.
Also plz post your deployment descriptor lines for the service counter.

FYI, I have used Axis and .NET as server and client and vice versa.
 
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Hi there,

I tried with a simple java web service in Tomcat+Axis (the Fibonacci service) and .NET recognizes easily the WSDL and lets me add the reference.

My wild guess is that my other service uses very new WS specs... What do you think? Here's the wsdl:



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[ January 23, 2006: Message edited by: Balaji Loganathan ]
 
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