A Web reference is a generated proxy class that locally represents the exposed functionality of an XML web service. The proxy class defines methods that represent the actual methods exposed by an XML web service. When the client application creates an instance of the proxy class, it is capable of calling the XML Web service methods as if the XML Web service were a locally available component. The programming language the proxy class is generated, is dependent upon the programming language of the active project to which the Web reference is added. However if you created a proxy using the tool wsdl.exe, you have the option to provide the program language. At design time, the added reference enables the developer use the statement completion in the code editor using the IntelliSense. The actual implementation of the methods in the proxy class is comprised of code to package and send SOAP request message and to receive and un package any returned SOAP response message. ________________________________________________________________________ Want to get-on Google's first page and loads of traffic to your website? Hire a SEO Specialist from SKG Technologies [url=http://www.skgtechnologies.com/]seo pecialist [/url] |