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Java client and .NET 2.0 ASP.NET Web Service: SOAP port uses a non-standard SOAP 1.2 binding

 
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Hello!

I have created a ASP.NET Web Service using Visual Studio 2008 and given Application property which declares that Web Service is .NET Framework 2.0 combatile. I have used Internet Exporer to get wsdl file and I have saved it into file system.

When creating proxy classes in Java side (wsimport and JDK 6.0 or Netbean 6.5.1), java tool throws warning like: [WARNING] SOAP port uses a non-standard SOAP 1.2 binding.

That wsdl imports xmldsig-core-schema.xsd for XML Signature but when creating .NET client with wsdl generated proxy everything seems to work allright.

Because this is not a WCF Web Service I haven't got any exotic bindings etc.

So can anyone have ideas what could cause this warning?

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Hi!
I have tried the same thing, but with .NET 3.0 standard, which did work without warnings.
Note that you also should set the compatibility in NetBeans by right-clicking the web service and viewing its properties.
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