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I have a web service at http://wcfsendsomedata.mydomain.com/Service.asmx<br />
It has one WebMethod called PostData and only one string is required<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; [WebMethod]<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; public string PostData(string value)<br />
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In SoapUI I can connect to &nbsp;http://wcfsendsomedata.mydomain.com/Service.asmx?wsdl<br />
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Then do a request to PostData and it works<br />
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However...<br />
To post directly to that WebMethod<br />
What would the HTTP POST URL be?
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I have a web service at http://wcfsendsomedata.mydomain.com/Service.asmx
It has one WebMethod called PostData and only one string is required
    [WebMethod]
    public string PostData(string value)

In SoapUI I can connect to  http://wcfsendsomedata.mydomain.com/Service.asmx?wsdl

Then do a request to PostData and it works

However...
To post directly to that WebMethod
What would the HTTP POST URL be?

HTTP POST URL

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