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Thanks Deepak.<br />
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What I have is more compact than yours and works fine now as I said before you posted solution was to add a couple of lines to my web config for the service. &nbsp;Objective C code was fine all along!<br />
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Thank you
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Thanks Deepak.

What I have is more compact than yours and works fine now as I said before you posted solution was to add a couple of lines to my web config for the service.  Objective C code was fine all along!

Thank you

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I have tried all I could think of and googled till my eyes are red but maybe I am not smart enough. I would like to call a method<br />
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URL &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;<a href="http://somedomain/SOSvc.asmx" rel="ugc">http://somedomain/SOSvc.asmx</a><br />
There are many methods there but I am interested in one named AuthenticateUser which takes two string parameters 1. userNameIn and 2. password<br />
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I have this working using ASIHTTPRequest before and parsed returned xml with TBXML but now I need to use AFNetworking because nobody seems to be maintaining ASIHTTPRequest. I can't show you my code because I have tried several different variations and it is a mess. I am just wondering if it is possible to get xml string back from .net asmx web service using AFNetworking
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I have tried all I could think of and googled till my eyes are red but maybe I am not smart enough. I would like to call a method

URL      http://somedomain/SOSvc.asmx
There are many methods there but I am interested in one named AuthenticateUser which takes two string parameters 1. userNameIn and 2. password

I have this working using ASIHTTPRequest before and parsed returned xml with TBXML but now I need to use AFNetworking because nobody seems to be maintaining ASIHTTPRequest. I can't show you my code because I have tried several different variations and it is a mess. I am just wondering if it is possible to get xml string back from .net asmx web service using AFNetworking

call .net asmx web service from AFNetworking

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