How to access to a 3rd party web service

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I have a VB Project related to travels domen,
I have to developed new module for " Hotel Booking System "
I have to access to a 3rd party web service " http://wsdev.ccratravel.com/ws/HotelWebService.asmx?WSDL "

its have 6 web service Method : GetHotels , GetHotelInfo , GetRooms , BookReservation, CancelReservation, GetReservationInfo .

I have to send the web service a post code, likes: Login credentials, city Name, Country code, date etc.

and it returns a list of valid data.

Please help me
Thanks
Vipul

Posted 24-Aug-11 0:46am

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TheyCallMeMrJames · Answer 1 · 2011-08-24T04:00:00

We will obviously need to know what language and development environment you are using.

For example, in Android dev you might be looking for ksoap[^].

In .NET languages, you simple use the "Add Service Reference..." dialog in the solution manager.

It already looks like you have access to the service, now you need to consume it.

Cheers.