Here is the situation. I have received a WSDL (and included XSD) from someone that is generated by an Apache/Tomcat server (Java). The company i do a project for, prefers .NET so i used wsdl.exe to generate a partial class and created the webservice.
Then I created a .NET client (in this case I am using VB.NET) that has a web reference to the java wsdl. This works fine. Then I change the url using code and make it point to my newly created .NET service but i cannot seem to get it to work. Doing it the other way round, also doesnt seem to work.
Been fiddling a bit with the namespaces and the service name but can't seem to crack it. Keeps giving me an error about HTTP header unable to find . as a method. This indicates a transport problem.
I really do not want to revert to plan B, being the creation of a Java Webservice and then linking this to the .NET environment. I know this will work since you will never have to change the urls.
Any suggestions ?