passing parameters to a web service from a asp page

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Hi I need some help creating a asp page that calls a web service. Please forgive me I'm new at this thanks.
This is the scenario From one of our applications I will call an asp page as follows http://localhost/allscript.asp?acctnum=12345&mrn=6789
in the page (allscripts.asp) I know I can retrieve the inbound values by using string acct=Request["acctnum"] string MRN=Request["mrn"] etc..
Then I want to pass these two values to a web service I created on the localhost called "edChartlink" which will return a url after encryting the above information. Once I recieve the url I'll call that url.
I'm not quite sure how to call the web service from the asp page and pass it the parameters.
Does anybody know of an article I can reference or an example code I can view. I can't find much on google.
Thanks again and I appreciate any input I can get.
Jose'

Posted 16-Feb-11 3:34am

Jose Garcia

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High-level Steps:
1. Have a webservice reference to your project.
2. Create webservice object when needed
3. Call the webmethod exposded using the webservice object
4. Pass the parameters to the method as per defined.

If you still need an article then just Google for consuming webservice in a web application.

Posted 16-Feb-11 4:02am

Sandeep Mewara

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Ryan Zahra · Accepted Answer · 2011-02-16T04:00:00

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This should help you get started
http://www.w3schools.com/webservices/ws_example.asp

Posted 16-Feb-11 4:00am

Ryan Zahra

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Jose Garcia 16-Feb-11 10:09am

good example however this is for .NET I was thinking more in line with classic ASP. But I'll give this a try doesn't look to complicated and it might get me up and running quickly being that I'm on a strict time constraint. Thank you very much