Java Web Service to .net

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Hi EveryBody ,

I have a Java Application in which have the web service is just use like given below. I same i want to use this web service to our ASp.net Application. But i am not able to invoke this web service.
SO pls help me for this topic or provide me any reference article or post.

Java Web Service is given below

<wess:Envelope xmlns:wess="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/trosss/" xmlns:ser="http://websssobe.com/">
     <wess:Header>
               <credentials>
                    <userName>username</userName>
                    <password>pswd</password>
                </credentials> 
   </wess:Header>
   <wess:Body>
      <ser:placeOrder>
         <Phone>
            <phoneNumber>65416516212</phoneNumber>
         </Phone>
         <product>
            <code>TPMXNEXT</code>
         </product>
         <amount>
            <amount>10</amount>
            <!--Optional:-->
            <currencyISOCode>USD</currencyISOCode>
         </amount>
      </ser:placeOrder>
   </wess:Body>
</wess:Envelope>

Thanks

Posted 24-Sep-12 9:46am

Anubhava Dimri

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 24-Sep-12 15:48pm

"I'm not able to invoke", is not informative; and this is not even a question. What is the problem, more exactly?
--SA

[no name] 24-Sep-12 16:21pm

I mean that i want to implement this code in ASP.Net. Then How can i do that.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 24-Sep-12 18:10pm

Do you mean that you won't use Java at all, want to migrate to ASP.NET? Anyway, you would need to explain more...
--SA

Ashraff Ali Wahab 24-Sep-12 16:15pm

Use the WSDL to add the service reference and proxies will be generated. Use the Client and Proxy References to call the WebService.

[no name] 24-Sep-12 16:27pm

The code is written like above provided. In which have where is the WSDL.

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Kschuler · Answer 1 · 2012-09-24T11:16:00

Solution 1

I'm still not 100% clear on what you are asking...but it sounds like you are trying to consume a java webservice with asp.net. You can find help on things like this using google[^]. One of the first results is actually a Code Project Article: How to invoke Java web service in ASP.net using C#[^]

If that is not what you are looking for, can you please restate your question and provide more information about what you are looking for?

Hope this helps.

Posted 24-Sep-12 11:16am

Kschuler

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[no name] 24-Sep-12 19:50pm

I have a java code which is given above that i want to convert in asp.net.

Kschuler 25-Sep-12 9:13am

That doesn't look like code to me. It looks like what gets returned from a web service.

[no name] 25-Sep-12 18:09pm

Do you have any Idea about Soap Message Consume WebService Using SOAP