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.net webservice being used in java

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    hi all, there is a java application that uploads, manages and converts docs to other formats in this application when a conversion is required a .net web service is consumed and completes the conversion process. Now, for some reasons the web service needs to be changed so we have developed a new webservice using .net 1.1 and c# and workd fine when tested using a .net client. We have changed the name of the webservice to the new one in the existing application but for some reasons the communication between the application and web service is not happening! Is there something that we missed? I mean any steps to be followed while developing a webservice which should be used by java client? Thanks,

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      hi all, there is a java application that uploads, manages and converts docs to other formats in this application when a conversion is required a .net web service is consumed and completes the conversion process. Now, for some reasons the web service needs to be changed so we have developed a new webservice using .net 1.1 and c# and workd fine when tested using a .net client. We have changed the name of the webservice to the new one in the existing application but for some reasons the communication between the application and web service is not happening! Is there something that we missed? I mean any steps to be followed while developing a webservice which should be used by java client? Thanks,

      gauthee

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      Did you change the web service definition (wsdl) at all?

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        Did you change the web service definition (wsdl) at all?

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        Paddy, I have not done any changes to WSDL!

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