I am looking for a very straightforward, step by step tutorial that
shows how to consume a web service in a C# Windows Forms project.

By "consume" I mean:

1. Use screen entered values as the arguments for a web service.
2. Invoke the appropriate methods(s) in the proxy that will return the
required data.
3. Present the returned data to the user.

I want to avoid writing a bunch of statements that manipulates the
..Text property for a ton of textboxes, so I assume a bound set of
controls will help me there.

As you can likely tell from this message, I am a C# newbie, so the more
basic, the better on this tutorial. I do know how to create the proxy
and insantiate a variable of the correct type, but that's about it as
far as the services go.

Thanks,

Mac

I think you can refer to MS QuickStart tutorial to find more details.

QuickStart: http://samples.gotdotnet.com/quickstart/aspplus/

Sincerely,
simida

Mac wrote:
> I am looking for a very straightforward, step by step tutorial that
> shows how to consume a web service in a C# Windows Forms project.
>
> By "consume" I mean:
>
> 1. Use screen entered values as the arguments for a web service.
> 2. Invoke the appropriate methods(s) in the proxy that will return the
> required data.
> 3. Present the returned data to the user.
>
> I want to avoid writing a bunch of statements that manipulates the
> .Text property for a ton of textboxes, so I assume a bound set of
> controls will help me there.
>
> As you can likely tell from this message, I am a C# newbie, so the more
> basic, the better on this tutorial. I do know how to create the proxy
> and insantiate a variable of the correct type, but that's about it as
> far as the services go.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Mac