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SOA Web Services - Developing the Test Client

Author: exforsys.com      Published: 2nd Aug 2008     Visited: 871 times 
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Developing the Test Client We will now develop a C# console application for consuming the previously created web services. Use the project wizard in VS.NET to create a console application.

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