Calling WebService from WCF c#

Do you have a WSDL file for the service?

Hi  kaufmed,

Thanks to your answer...Yes I download some code to add a acustomer binding but without sucess.

Is it possible if I send the projecto to you ? ..There is only one form and I'm traying to consume the Web Service using Iso-8859

Thansk man

If it's not sensitive information, then you are welcome to post it.

You can use the svcutil.exe app to create a client proxy:

Accessing Services Using a WCF Client

Hi kaufmed,

You can download my project from here..

http://www.mediafire.com/?nn2idh90wr0vez4

Kaufmed, you will see 3 buttons

Addressing --- is working fine ..
Shippiment -- Requires ISO
tracking      --- Requires ISO

Thanks man

I won't be able to look at that as my office's proxy blocks MediaFire (and probably most/all of the download sites). You should be able to post the project here. IIRC, you need to remove the bin and obj folders, and the .suo file in the root. When you try to upload the zip, EE will tell you if there are any other offending files.

Outside of that, you can wait to see if someone else pops in who can access the zip you posted. Otherwise, I can review it later tonight when I am home.

Hi Kaufmed,

Thanks to try to help me. The zip file is only 172KB and I'm getting erro to attach the file.

The WSDL is ( http://demo.despatchbay.com/api/soap/v11/shipping?wsdl )

On the Config file I had added ..

  <appSettings>
    <add key="user"      value="1-AZO67F52" />
    <add key="password"  value="VR1TXCG" />
  </appSettings>


This is my method call.
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var SP = new ShippingService.ShippingServicePortTypeClient();

            var u = ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["user"];
            var p = ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["password"];

            SP.ClientCredentials.UserName.UserName = u;
            SP.ClientCredentials.UserName.Password = p;

            // should make a call to GEtDomesticServicesByPosteCode method to check availibility before adding a shippment.

            try
            {
                var temp = SP.GetDomesticServicesByPostcode("ha8 7td");
            }
            catch (Exception ex)
            {
                MessageBox.Show(String.Format("Exception Message : {0}",ex.Message));
            }

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P.S.

You can ignore/remove line 3. I forgot to erase it, and it was for something I was trying in the WDF version I attempted.

Hi Kaufmed,

Many  thanks Kaufmed for your help..

Could you tell me how did you created that proxy class. I have to do the tracking too.

Tks

Open a Visual Studio Command Prompt (Start->Programs->MS Visual Studio 2008/2010->Visual Studio Tools->VS Command Prompt). Navigate to the folder where you want to place the output file. Enter the following command:


This will dump out a .cs file containing the proxy class(es), all housed in a namespace called "ShippingService". The default name of the file will be the name of the service appended with ".cs". If you need to change the name of the file, you can pass the "/out" parameter:


I am behind a proxy, so in order to create the class using the URL, I had to enter my login details for my proxy. To do this you can use the "/proxy", "/proxyusername", and "/proxypassword" options to specify those details:


Alternatively, you can just download the WSDL file locally and use the path to the local file rather than download it from the URL. If you do this, you won't need to worry about any proxy information.

P.S.

The code file you create with this utility won't be added by default to your project, so you will need to "Add Existing Item" this file to your project in order to be able to use it.