The problem is .... I need to know how the server can make a correct XML response for DotNet. Probably the solution is a better use of "SOAP::Data -> new()" to write the correct tags and header...

Kinda almost but not really -- DotNet is not a SOAP message format ... you need to learn more about SOAP :)

Does you message (the SOAP::Data...) stuff matches your advertised WSDL? If it doesn't you should adjust WSDL until it advertises the correct "stuff".

If the xml generated and WSDL are close enough, its most likely the SOAP message styles ( RPC/ENCODED/RPC/LITERAL/DOCUMENT/LITERAL ) that aren't matching ...

There are a bunch of suggestions on that starting at Microsoft .NET client with SOAP::Lite Server including Modify your .NET server, if possible

Yes, I can't really help and I do hate SOAP :)

In reply to Re^3: SOAP::Lite server with c sharp client by Anonymous Monk
in thread SOAP::Lite server with c sharp client by grifhis

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