Alan,

So it appears that the statement "Unlike DCOM, Web Services can be easily accessed through firewalls and provide truly loosely coupled applications." [MSDN News, pp 13, September/October 2001] is little bit off.

Glad you got it working though.

Jim

>>>Evan you can try the following:
>>>lo = CREATEOBJECT('mssoap.soapclient')
>>>lo.mssoapinit('your wsdl location')
>>>lo.ConnectorProperty("UseProxy") = .t.
>>
>>That worked. Thanks.
>>
>>Alan, James and Antonio pardon the CC, but I though you guys would be interested.
>
>Hey Evan,
>
>Thanks again for the info - I was finally able to get the Web Services demo up and running in time for our annual "IT Users Conference" - where we demo our suite of products to our customers.
>
>Althought none of our products use Web Services (not yet, anyway), I wanted to take five minutes and show the attendees what Web Services is all about so I was glad to get my demo working.
>
>The Shakespere Insult Generator web service was a big hit! If there is anything I've learned by attending conferences myself is that a bit of well-placed humor keeps the people interested in what you have to say.