Posting on monster.com

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I am a learner developer working on a project where I am required to post JOb offer from our .Net website to monster.com . This is my my first project of XML (WSDL) integration. Here is what I have tried so far:

Create a reference to the desired WSDL file from monster.com which is exposed at http://schemas.monster.com/current/WSDL/. But after I don't know how to proceed from there. The documentation from monster is available from here http://doc.monster.com/real-time-posting.
I know I am asking for really basic stuff and should have been able to sort it out myself but have wasted 3 weeks and am no where. Please help!

Posted 21-Mar-14 3:36am

amiach

Updated 21-Mar-14 4:02am

Richard MacCutchan

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OriginalGriff 21-Mar-14 9:45am

Sorry?
"Here is what I have tried so far:"
Followed by a blank...and an instruction.
So what have you tried so far, in the three weeks you have been looking at this?
What does the documentation say you need to do?

amiach 21-Mar-14 9:49am

I tried to generate the xml file from my .net application like what the documentation say , but the second step is to send this file to the business gateway , this is my problem .
I create a service reference to wsdl file and I don't know what should I do after this , how can I call the web service to interct with it

ZurdoDev 21-Mar-14 12:17pm

I think you already asked this question. When you add the reference Visual Studio will create a new class. The easiest way to figure this out is to create a new instance of the class and then use intellisense to see what methods are even available. Combine that with the documentation from monster and you should be able to do this.

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