Microsoft (R) Web Services Description Language Utility
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Writing file 'C:Program FilesMicrosoft Visual Studio 8SDKv2.0BinTimeService.cs'.

3)
Create a project in C# and add this file to your project.
4) Declare an instance of the class for this one: TimeService and then you can start calling the functions in your proxy file (TimeService.cs).

There are 2 ways one can consume a webservice.

1) By creating a proxy manually

2) By adding web reference

Creating Proxy manually:

1) Browse the webservice

2) Add ?wsdl at the end of the URL

3) Save the wsdl file in local system

4) Use visual studio command line utility type WSDL.exe

5) It will create a .cs file inside the same folder where wsdl file is present

6) Type csc /t:library

7) It will create a .dll file add the file in the reference and you are done

8) Now you can use the webservice like any other C# class.

Adding Web Reference:

1) Right click on the project select Add Web Reference

2) Type the URL of the webservice

3) Give the reference name and you are done

In case of creating proxy manually when there is some addition or deletion
of new methods are happening we need to follow the same process each time. we
need not to create proxy if only implementation inside methods change because
our proxy does not contain implementation part. In case of using web service
through adding web reference we need to select web reference right click and
select update. It will update the proxy with latest changes.