Using a WSDL provided by a third party in C# project
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Hi, I have a WSDL provided by a third party supplier that i would like to use in my C# code however currently i'm struggling to find a way to use the WSDL. I looked at their example and they're using ASMX file in the C# project in order to invoke the methods exposed by the service. If i wanted to use methods available in the WSDL in the C# project, how do i import the WSDL into the project?
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Hi, I have a WSDL provided by a third party supplier that i would like to use in my C# code however currently i'm struggling to find a way to use the WSDL. I looked at their example and they're using ASMX file in the C# project in order to invoke the methods exposed by the service. If i wanted to use methods available in the WSDL in the C# project, how do i import the WSDL into the project?
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Yes thats right. Sorry i didn't make it clear. What's the correct way of importing the WSDL into the C# project? Is it using Web Reference or Service Reference?
No, what Richard suggested was: "talk to the supplier" I.e. the supplier of the WSDL, not a random website that probably isn't at all familiar with that particular service...
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Yes thats right. Sorry i didn't make it clear. What's the correct way of importing the WSDL into the C# project? Is it using Web Reference or Service Reference?
And a trivial Google (using part of your last sentence as the search string) would have told you anyway: importing the WSDL into the C - Google Search[^] The top link is even expanded for you!
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Start Visual Studio. On the File menu, select New > Project. ... In the New Project dialog box, enter the desired settings, then click OK. In the Solution Explorer pane, right-click on References. ... In the Add Web Reference dialog box, enter the URL to the web service's WSDL document.
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