What do I load ?

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Hello.

I'm trying to develop a web comsuming client using VS.NET 2003(VB), .NET
Framework 1.1.4322, ASP.NET 1.1.4322, WSE2.0 on a WinXP Pro Sp2 comuter.

If i comsume this web service:
https://xatanet.net/xatanetwebservice/tripexportservice.asmx

and do this operation: RetrieveArchivedTrips

using: Dim strDate As Date = "2006-04-01"
Dim endDate As Date = "2006-04-28"
proxy.RetrieveArchivedTrips(strDate, endDate)

What do I load when i use the following statements in my program:
Dim doc as XmlDocument = new XmlDocument()
doc.Load()

Any help would be gratefully appreciated.

Thanks,
Tony
 
Hello Cor.

I did use that walkthrough and cloned from it to get what i have already.

I just need to know what goes between the "()" in the doc.Load() statement
for my particular situation.

Thanks,
Tony
 
Tony said:
I just need to know what goes between the "()" in the doc.Load() statement
for my particular situation.
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Well, according to the docs, the Load method takes either a stream to
an xml file, and xml filename, a textreader or an XmlReader. Depending
on what xml you are trying to load would determine which overload of
the Load method you must use.

I'm not sure what this has to do with your web service, however.
 
Tony Girgenti wrote:

If i comsume this web service:
https://xatanet.net/xatanetwebservice/tripexportservice.asmx

and do this operation: RetrieveArchivedTrips

using: Dim strDate As Date = "2006-04-01"
Dim endDate As Date = "2006-04-28"
proxy.RetrieveArchivedTrips(strDate, endDate)

What do I load when i use the following statements in my program:
Dim doc as XmlDocument = new XmlDocument()
doc.Load()
Click to expand...

See whether the suggestion made in reply to your other post helps:
<http://groups.google.com/group/micr...lease/msg/5f15410c64579cdd?dmode=source&hl=en>
 
Excellent. That is exactly what i was looking for.

I'm sorry i did not explain what i was looking for correctly.

Thanks very much Martin. Thanks to everyone else that replied to my request.
Tony
 
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