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Clients on SCO UNIX 5 to consume Web Service hosted on DOTNET Framework

 
 
Johns
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      12th Mar 2004

Help !

I have Web Services hosted in DotNet framework. We are able to access it using Win32 clients. We have clients in Unix OS. We want them to consume these Web Services. The requirement is to provide parameters and accept values from the Web Service.

We did some research and came up with following findings :-

1. Soap::Lite for Perl is the closest solution that has been found so far.
2. Other options :- a. Use Java to create a wrapper around existing Win32 client DLLs. Compile the EJB on Unix. The DLLs has the code to connect to Web Service. The wrapper would make sure to connect to the Web Service over the Unix OS.
b. Use IBMs gSOAP tool.
c. Study other products like Fusion SOAP, Perfect XML etc. choose the best out of them.

Your advice is very much appreciated on the best solution available for this problem.
Thanks in advance,
Johns.





 
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