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    Hello All, I have a question,suppose I want to add a web service reference which is developed in asp.net into another plateform e.g.PHP,Java etc... And my web service return dataset or datareader or anything else. So what the excetly result I'll get.. Is it a XML return ?? or some error found when I add that web service reference. So if you have any good online tutorial for the web service as advance evel then let me give also..... Thanks in advance...

    Deepak :) Smile a Lots,Its Costs Nothing

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      Hello All, I have a question,suppose I want to add a web service reference which is developed in asp.net into another plateform e.g.PHP,Java etc... And my web service return dataset or datareader or anything else. So what the excetly result I'll get.. Is it a XML return ?? or some error found when I add that web service reference. So if you have any good online tutorial for the web service as advance evel then let me give also..... Thanks in advance...

      Deepak :) Smile a Lots,Its Costs Nothing

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      Web services communicates using SOAP messages. So you will get XML format string which matches to SOAP specification[^]. When you add web service through visual studio, it generates a proxy class which take care about converting the raw SOAP message into appropriate data structures (DataSet in your case). A web service is stateless and it can't return a data reader. :)

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        Web services communicates using SOAP messages. So you will get XML format string which matches to SOAP specification[^]. When you add web service through visual studio, it generates a proxy class which take care about converting the raw SOAP message into appropriate data structures (DataSet in your case). A web service is stateless and it can't return a data reader. :)

        Navaneeth How to use google | Ask smart questions

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        thanks a lot...

        Deepak :) Smile a Lots,Its Costs Nothing

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