calling web service methods by proxy

Assuming you're using Visual Studio 2008/2010, you can use the svcutil.exe program to automatically generate your proxy class.  To do so requires that you have your service running with an exposed endpoint.

To build your proxy class open the Visual Studio command prompt (Start > All Programs > Microsoft Visual Studio 2008/2010 > Visual Studio Tools > Visual Studio Command Prompt) and navigate to your client application solution directory (i.e. C:\visual studio\my projects\my service client).  From the client directoy run the svcutil.exe file (assuring that your service is running), using the following as an example:

scvutil /language:cs /out:generatedProxy.cs /config:app.config http://service/adderss

Assuming the service was running and the svcutil.exe progam could locate it, two files will be automatically generated 1) proxy class named generatedProxy.cs 2) an application configuration file named app.config.  Both of these files need to be added to your solution (Right click soultion name > Add > Existing Item > add both files).

To connect to your service you would use the following example:

MyServiceClient client = new MyServiceClient(); // You should really pass the binding contract here as a parameter although it is not essential

You should then be able to connect to your exposed methods by using the client property:

client.getCurrentDay(); // Or what ever method you might have exposed.


I hope that is what you're looking for, wasn't to sure from your question.  Any issues just get back to us.  <:

hai Tchuki.I need to send the request as the web service,not like calling the instance of the class.
Using proxy how can i generate request to the service methods?

ok