In addition to Mingquing Cheng's advise elsewhere in this thread, as you're
using Access 2003, you'll want the Office 2003 version of the web services
toolkit ...
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...8a-e1cf-48a3-9b35-169d819ecf18&DisplayLang=en
Once you've installed the toolkit, you'll be able to add a reference to a
web service (in the VBA editor, select 'Web Service References ...' from the
'Tools' menu). The toolkit creates a VBA class that acts as a wrapper around
the web service, and you then call the methods of that class. An example
from one of my own apps ...
Set objPrimary = New clsws_primary
strXML = objPrimary.wsm_GetData(dtmMaxDate)
'Debug.Print strXML
Set objPrimary = Nothing
"clsws_primary" is the class created by the web services toolkit, and
"wsm_GetData" is a method of that class that returns a string containing
XML. All the code in "clsws_primary" was created by the toolkit when I added
the reference. The 'fun' part was the parsing and the translation between
XML as it is spoken by .NET, and XML as it is understood by ADO.
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