Web Services Help

L

louciv

I am trying to create a program that uses this web service:
http://webservices.carrier411.com/wsLogin.cfc?wsdl

I am supposed to pass it two parameters and it is supposed to return an
array.
Could some one show me how to do this in VB? I am having a lot of troubles.

The parameters being passed are a user name and password so I cannot provide
this but you can pass it anything you want and it will return back an error
code.

Thanks!!!
Lou
 
L

louciv

I really don't have anything. All I have up to this point is a Web
Reference. I started to write some code but was not sure how to start.
I was hoping that some one could show me some examples of how to use this
web service in VB.Net.

Thanks!!!

dotNetDave said:
Can you post how you are currently using the web service?

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louciv said:
I am trying to create a program that uses this web service:
http://webservices.carrier411.com/wsLogin.cfc?wsdl

I am supposed to pass it two parameters and it is supposed to return an
array.
Could some one show me how to do this in VB? I am having a lot of
troubles.

The parameters being passed are a user name and password so I cannot
provide
this but you can pass it anything you want and it will return back an
error
code.

Thanks!!!
Lou
 
M

Mr. Arnold

louciv said:
I really don't have anything. All I have up to this point is a Web
Reference. I started to write some code but was not sure how to start.
I was hoping that some one could show me some examples of how to use this
web service in VB.Net.

Thanks!!!

You should post to MS.Public.dotnet.framework.webservices and someone will
give you some examples there. Also just ask Google where it will give you
examples as well.
 

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