[Solved] How to retrive data from webservice

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov - 28-Jan-13 18:06pm

What did you try, exactly? —SA

Atmir - 28-Jan-13 18:09pm

this is the code for console in C# Iskalnik i = new Iskalnik (); object [] zavezanci = i.Isci ("SI59827513"); foreach (object o in zavezanci) { xmlZavezanec z = (xmlZavezanec) o; Console.WriteLine (z.xmlNaziv); } but i want the code in Vb.net to display results in textboxes! here it is the web service? http://ddv.inetis.com/Iskalnik.asmx

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov - 28-Jan-13 18:20pm

I already saw it. Impossible gibberish. Where is the definition of xmlZavezanec?! How it it related to to this Web service?! —SA

Atmir - 28-Jan-13 18:24pm

this is the SAOP web service the xmlZavezanec contain the data of search! I.Isci is the search variable !

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov - 28-Jan-13 18:27pm

No. It should be a type, once you do a case. I asked you to show its definition. Please. —SA

Atmir - 28-Jan-13 18:30pm

look this http://ddv.inetis.com/Iskalnik.asmx?WSDL

Atmir - 28-Jan-13 18:54pm

Found something?

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov - 28-Jan-13 18:58pm

No! This is not code. Definition of this type, please. —SA

Atmir - 28-Jan-13 19:00pm

it is object definition

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov - 28-Jan-13 19:01pm

OK, no matter what it is. You this is a complex type, and your object is char. Makes no sense at all. Not a single line in your code. I don't think are ready to do this kind of development, if you cannot even answer a simple question on your own code. —SA

Atmir - 28-Jan-13 19:03pm

this is not my code it is like an example in thier site

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov - 28-Jan-13 19:21pm

Why do you ask about it then?! You should ask about your own code. Never use the code you don't understand; you cannot even ask about it. Never told me how it it related to your Service. Maybe my answer can help you, but I cannot be sure. I don't think you are ready for development of such code. How come you have 7 answers? (And there were more of them.) Let me tell you that you are cheating with your "answers". Few seconds ago, I removed one, where you posted just "I found solution myself" (nothing else), and accepted it formally! This is cheating no more. Do you know how many members lost their memberships for such thing. The mere fact you are "answering" is very unfair to poor unsuspecting inquirers who really need help. Are you going to do anything about it? I would rather suggest you review your answers and remove them before other members down-vote them or report for abuse. Everyone should take some responsibilities for their posts. —SA

Solution 1

Please see my comments to the question. Nothing makes any sense in your code.

You would need to:

Use WDSL.EXE to create a proxy code for a service in C#: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/7h3ystb6.aspx[^];

In the generated code, locate the class derived from the class System.Web.Services.Protocols.SoapHttpClientProtocol; this is the class you need to instantiate;

Instantiate it;

Through the instance of the proxy, invoke Web methods.

If something is not clear, before asking your next question:

Search: http://bit.ly/T24XqT[^];
Learn about Web services:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_services[^],
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SOAP[^],
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WSDL[^];
learn at least the very basics of programming: types and instances (object); classes, structures and interfaces, interface implementations, and… a lot more.

—SA

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