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Can I create WS clent if I have request and resposne xmls

 
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Hi Friends,

I have request and response xml files. Can I create Web service client so please tell me the procedure or point me to some link.

I am very new to web service.

BTY what is WSCP in web service terminology?

Thanks
 
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Hi!
No, you cannot create a web service client that is guaranteed to work with the web service since there is no type information in the SOAP messages.
You also need the type information contained in the XML schemas describing the payload of messages to/from the service.
This is just one problem you will encounter. I am certain there will be additional problems.
Best wishes!
 
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Thank you so much Ivan Krizsan
 
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