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Srinivasa Raghavan
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Hi all,

I have created and deployed a Java webservice which takes org.w3c.dom.Element as a parameter.
Now my question is how can a .NET webservice create the instance of org.w3c.dom.Element and call the web service ? To be more direct How can a .NET client can create a java object of org.w3c.dom.Element ?
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Thanks & regards, Srini
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Have tried feeding your wsdl to .NET framework and see whether its creating the proxy or not ??

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Originally posted by Balaji Loganathan:
Have tried feeding your wsdl to .NET framework and see whether its creating the proxy or not ??


I'm new to .NET webservice stuff .. the requirement is i have exposed some set of Java methods as webservice , one of our clients appln is in VB and we suggest them to migrate to .NET .. Is there any link that throws more light on this ?
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Originally posted by srini vasan:


I'm new to .NET webservice stuff .. the requirement is i have exposed some set of Java methods as webservice , one of our clients appln is in VB and we suggest them to migrate to .NET .. Is there any link that throws more light on this ?


Are you migrating Java web service to .NET? :roll:

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Originally posted by Pradeep Bhat:


Are you migrating Java web service to .NET? :roll:

No Mr.pradeep. The Client is a .NET Client.
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Originally posted by srini vasan:

No Mr.pradeep. The Client is a .NET Client.


So Did you try what Balaji suggested.
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Originally posted by Pradeep Bhat:


So Did you try what Balaji suggested.


Yes Exploring. Bit busy with some schedule .. i'll try in a day or Two ..
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Originally posted by srini vasan:

Yes Exploring. Bit busy with some schedule .. i'll try in a day or Two ..

www.asp.net will be a good start, they got tutorial as well.
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Originally posted by Balaji Loganathan:

www.asp.net will be a good start, they got tutorial as well.


Thanks Balaji Thanks a lotttt ...
I also saw some nice stuff in MSDN in addition to asp.NET both are very good.Thanks a lott.
 
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