Using existing .net webservices (Not WCF) in qt

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I am having one existing web services (.asmx not WCF), that is used in one windows application. Now i want to create same application in android using qt, but need to use the same web services. What is the best solution for doing this?

I search it in google about gSoap. But in gSoap initial step says something related to .wsdl and all. how to do this? Any sample code is available?

Posted 8-Sep-14 1:53am

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Stephen Hewison · Accepted Answer · 2014-09-08T03:49:00

Generally you access the WSDL from the end point for your web service.

WSDL is Web Service Description Language.

If your webservice is at the following end point:

https://mydomain.com/myarea/myservice.asmx

Using the following additional querystring will change the services behaviour and get it to output the WSDL.

https://mydomain.com/myarea/myservice.asmx?wsdl

This will then give you an XML output which describes your service.

It's the same technique your visual studio IDE uses to understand which methods are available for you web service.

Sometimes the WSDL behaviour can be switched off in production environments. You may have to get it from your original development project.