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Building a Web Services Client (Obsolete)

Table of Contents

About Web services
About building a Web services client
Choosing a Web service engine
Assigning firewall settings to access a Web service
Importing objects from an extension file
Generating Web service proxy objects
Connecting to a SOAP server
Invoking the Web service method
Using .NET Web services with custom headers
Using cookies with the Web service client
Exception handling
Using the UDDI Inquiry API

Web service proxy is obsolete

Creating Web service proxy for connecting to SOAP server will no longer be eligible for technical support. Developers who build Web service client that connects to SOAP server can choose to either continue using the feature without support, or use HTTPClient to call SOAP Web service. For more information, refer to this article: Call SOAP Web Service Using HTTPClient Object.

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