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I have a web service that I created with .net/WCF. I have a customer that would like to post the Soap xml requests directly to the web service. &nbsp;I have supplied them a sample of the soap request. The problem is when the request is sent they never receive a response.<br />
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Can anyone provide a sample (prefefably c++ but any sample will do) of posting data to a WFC webservice? is there a difference in posting to WCF and a non WCF web service? 
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I have a web service that I created with .net/WCF. I have a customer that would like to post the Soap xml requests directly to the web service.  I have supplied them a sample of the soap request. The problem is when the request is sent they never receive a response.

Can anyone provide a sample (prefefably c++ but any sample will do) of posting data to a WFC webservice? is there a difference in posting to WCF and a non WCF web service? 

I need to post XML to WCF web service

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