I need to get some imformation from web page and i send reply information to 
that page. I dont have any idea. ie 
http://tckimlik.nvi.gov.tr/kpspublic.asmx  this is a sample page to get 
personel number...

I need any idea...
this page is public..

Ismail,

> I need to get some imformation from web page and i send reply information to 
> that page. I dont have any idea. ie 
> http://tckimlik.nvi.gov.tr/kpspublic.asmx  this is a sample page to get 
> personel number...
> 
> I need any idea...
> this page is public..

I don't know about asmx, but wsdl is a description of SOAP services
available.  It describes namespaces, services (functions), variables that
must be passed and their types, plus the variables returned and their
types.

WSDL is commonly used by the Microsoft SOAP toolkit, in a fairly
transparent manner.  You create a SOAP object and point it at the WSDL, and
it then builds a list of the services available and the required properties
(variables).  Effectively, it uses the WSDL to dynamically create an object
which is tailored to each of the services provided.

Unless you understand how to read a WSDL file, you are in trouble.  It is
far too complex to explain in a newsgroup message, and you should visit the
w3c site for a detailed explanation of WSDL.  You could also look for WSDL
genartors, because creating one will help you understand how they are
constructed.

If you have the MS SOAP toolkit (this is a free download) you can use this
to send SOAP messages - however, it is not trivial from Xbase++ as it is
not a simple 'C' library.

More importantly than WSDL, is knowing which service you want to call and
what parameters it expects.  If you can figure this out, then you can use
Xb2.NET from Boris, which is very simple to use.

Regards,

Phil Ide

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