Consuming .Net Web Services from C++

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I've downloaded trial verison of XE2 and tried to consume some web services.Using wsdl importer wizard of XE2 , I generated required interfaces & proxies.But when I tried to invoke remote methods(wsdl operations), I get 'Access Violation' error.It's realy difficult to trace error(AV in rtl160.bpl).

I've searched & see that some others also had trouble with Delphi(or C++) cause of a bug(I also downloaded an update for wsdl wizard but can't get it worked).But this is XE2 and the latest version.Does it need special effort to use .Net Web Services from C++ or is there a key point that I mistake?(I read about doc|lit things and InvokeOptions(ioDocument,ioLiteral SoapVerison etc.This is not about WSDL concept since not even any request sent to server)

Thanks for any advice and really wonder about your experiments.

Posted 4-Apr-12 11:46am

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Updated 4-Apr-12 12:26pm

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smags13 28-Apr-12 5:01am

Can you specify how you call the web service method? I haven't touched XE2, but the call should look like GetXXXXSoap.WebServiceFunction(AParameter)

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