Name
SoapHttpClientProtocol
Synopsis
You can inherit from this class to create a proxy class that communicates by using
the SOAP protocol over HTTP. This is the most commonly used class for creating proxies,
and the default in proxy
classes .NET generates automatically. When using this class, you must also use
the corresponding SoapDocumentMethodAttribute
or SoapRpcMethodAttribute
to bind a
proxy class method to a web service method.
Public Class SoapHttpClientProtocol : Inherits HttpWebClientProtocol ' Public Constructors Public Sub New() ' Public Instance Methods Public Sub Discover() ' Protected Instance Methods Protected Function BeginInvoke(ByVal methodName As String, ByVal parameters As Object(), ByVal callback As AsyncCallback, ByVal asyncState As Object) As IAsyncResult Protected Function EndInvoke( ByVal asyncResult As IAsyncResult) As Object() Overrides Protected Function GetWebRequest( ByVal uri As Uri) As WebRequest Protected Function Invoke(ByVal methodName As String, ByVal parameters As Object()) As Object() End Class
Hierarchy
System.Object→System.MarshalByRefObject→ System.ComponentModel.Component(System.ComponentModel.IComponent
, System.IDisposable)→WebClientProtocol→HttpWebClientProtocol→ SoapHttpClientProtocol
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