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Yeah...<br />
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CampusWebstoreWebService.W<wbr />ebGlobalMe<wbr />thodsSoapC<wbr />lient wbmsc = new CampusWebstoreWebService.W<wbr />ebGlobalMe<wbr />thodsSoapC<wbr />lient();<br />
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bool isavail = wbmsc..NameIsAvailable(&quot;ma<wbr />x&quot;);<br />
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I think I have it figured-out now....I just needed the SoapClient var.
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Yeah...

CampusWebstoreWebService.WebGlobalMethodsSoapClient wbmsc = new CampusWebstoreWebService.WebGlobalMethodsSoapClient();

bool isavail = wbmsc..NameIsAvailable("max");

I think I have it figured-out now....I just needed the SoapClient var.

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I am not sure how to call a webservice from a C# wiindows applicaiton.<br />
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After creating a web reference to the service....I see the following in the code completion:<br />
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I am not sure how to call a webservice from a C# wiindows applicaiton.

After creating a web reference to the service....I see the following in the code completion:

 

call webservice from C# windows application

C# is an object-oriented programming language created in conjunction with Microsoft’s .NET framework. Compilation is usually done into the Microsoft Intermediate Language (MSIL), which is then JIT-compiled to native code (and cached) during execution in the Common Language Runtime (CLR).