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Are you using SOAP or XML-RPC?
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I'd like to consume a .NET web service from the command line, ideally, from within a shell script. &nbsp;I could use automator, but it's limited to 10.4. &nbsp;The plan is to get hardware information about a machine and then contact the web servive which records the information.
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I'd like to consume a .NET web service from the command line, ideally, from within a shell script.  I could use automator, but it's limited to 10.4.  The plan is to get hardware information about a machine and then contact the web servive which records the information.

Consume a web service from the command line?

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