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Value cannot be null. Parameter name s.. error after successfull web service call

Asked by OddiC in SOAP, .NET, Extensible Markup Language (XML)

Tags: cannot, value, parameter

The param the web service host is complainnig about is definately present in the call (I debugged the client script which calls the Ws- and sure enough the string param can be seen in the soap:body section of the SOAP request). For some weird reason, the string parameter is never making it to the web service- the web service just gets a null value(!?).

Does anyone know why this might be. I am utterly confused. (Debug tips, etc.?).

Thanks in advance,

oddic

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Value cannot be null. Parameter name s.. error after successfull web service call

Asked by OddiC in SOAP, .NET, Extensible Markup Language (XML)

Tags: cannot, value, parameter

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