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the web service is in .NET and the proxy is generated through wsdl.exe. I can say that there is a deserialize problem because the linux box is getting the response back but it's not able to deserialize it.
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the web service is in .NET and the proxy is generated through wsdl.exe. I can say that there is a deserialize problem because the linux box is getting the response back but it's not able to deserialize it.

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well my question was more about what kind of application from the Linux box calls the service
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well my question was more about what kind of application from the Linux box calls the service

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The problem was solved. It was the proxy problem.
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The problem was solved. It was the proxy problem.

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Hi experts,<br />
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I'm facing a problem while deserilizing the XML response from a webservice. But this problem occurs only if the client is calling the webservice from linux machine. If the client calls from windows machine, then everything worked fine. I tried to use XmlElementAttribute to override the namespace, but when i used this, I am unable to get the response on windows machine also.<br />
Any help will be appreciated.<br />
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Thanks
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Hi experts,

I'm facing a problem while deserilizing the XML response from a webservice. But this problem occurs only if the client is calling the webservice from linux machine. If the client calls from windows machine, then everything worked fine. I tried to use XmlElementAttribute to override the namespace, but when i used this, I am unable to get the response on windows machine also.
Any help will be appreciated.

Thanks

Deserializing problem and XmlElementAttribute

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