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Unix calling .NET Web Service

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    We have created a web service for our clients. Now we need to additionally allow the clients to call the Web Service from a Unix platform. Any ideas on how this can be accomplished. Thx. Mark

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      We have created a web service for our clients. Now we need to additionally allow the clients to call the Web Service from a Unix platform. Any ideas on how this can be accomplished. Thx. Mark

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      Web Services are based on open-standard XML/SOAP. Visual Studio .NET automates the translation from the HTTP-based protocol to a class interface by creating a proxy class. As long as your UNIX clients can do HTTP, then they can see the resulting XML from the call and interpret it. I don't have any specifics for UNIX, but it shouldn't be too hard to find information on XML/SOAP calls. Colin Bowern, Consultant Enterprise Platform Solutions Microsoft Services (Canada)

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