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Now you need to use and | Now you need to use and instantiate the client class you have just generated within your service: | ||
Object oLogSample is a cWebService<br /> | Object oLogSample is a cWebService<br /> | ||
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It is important to note that this mechanism '''does ''not'' retrieve the original XML''', but instead ''reconstitutes'' it to the best of its ability from the data passed to the program. There are circumstances where such ''reconstituted'' XML might not match that actually sent to the service, especially if that was mal-formed in terms of the published WSDL service description. | It is important to note that this mechanism '''does ''not'' retrieve the original XML''', but instead ''reconstitutes'' it to the best of its ability from the data passed to the program. There are circumstances where such ''reconstituted'' XML might not match that actually sent to the service, especially if that was mal-formed in terms of the published WSDL service description. Specific examples of this are more than one element passed where only one is expected: the program will receive (and hence log) only the first (expected) one and will be totally unaware of (and hence unable to log) any additional ones. | ||