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Hi I am keen to know that when webservices sends response, does that response converts to binary data? I think that should be done becuase on network wire, xml cannot go directly and data should be wired in binary only as at lower level let us say on physical layer we deal only with binary data. so if I say that webservice sends xml in soap that means its the responsibility of physical layer to convert in binary right?
Moreover Do wsdl and soap both are sent to client? or wsdl is created automatically on the basis of soap sent.
Moreover Do wsdl and soap both are sent to client? or wsdl is created automatically on the basis of soap sent.
Web ServicesWCFMicrosoft IIS Web ServerSOAP Protocol
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Dinesh Kumar
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In general you would only need to send a SOAP request if you need to provide some sort of data to the server or if the web service specifically requires (when it will be specifically required.)the request to be sent in SOAP format. Please see the attachment for which I was asking why that is written there?
second question I was trying to say that if I am having a proxy class generated then I will communicate with the server webservice using objects e.g
Service1Client srv=new Service1Client();
List<employees> ListEmp=srv.GetEmployees('
so srv.GetEmployees('1') is the request so this must become a soap request internally who does this conversion to soap request?
thanks for your help until now.
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second question I was trying to say that if I am having a proxy class generated then I will communicate with the server webservice using objects e.g
Service1Client srv=new Service1Client();
List<employees> ListEmp=srv.GetEmployees('
so srv.GetEmployees('1') is the request so this must become a soap request internally who does this conversion to soap request?
thanks for your help until now.
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Hi Dave it would be great if you can pass me some url for part one. I will be thankful to you and part 2 I understood.
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thank you.
but some related query are also there, if you can help!
http://www.webservicex.net/CurrencyConvertor.asmx?op=ConversionRate
In the last of this link, there is some SOAP shown, what the use of that?
1) what can be the situations that I need to actually make a soap request to pass soap xml to the server to get response but there I need to parse xml also.
2) and when add service reference where I don't care about the SOAP then the process should be this
request changes to SOAP(and who changes this?) and SOAP changes to Binary right?