This was my first thought, he copied the DLL, WSDL, and the WSML files from his workstation to the server, and didn't register the DLL file on the server. And I assume he has VFP installed on the server, so by registering the Web Service again on the server via VFP will re-generate the WSDL and WSML files with the correct SOAP address information, and the DLL will be registered on the server.

Wonder if he has solved the problem.


>>Did you run the Web Services Publisher wizard on your IIS Server? This will create the WSDL and WSML files on the server.
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>Cheang .. I think he have the WSDL & WSML, cause he gets
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>>WSDLReader:Analyzing the WSML file failed
>>HRESULT=0x800401F3 - WSDLReader:Initializing the service gcomws
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>Whithouth a WSDL you couldn't obtain that result rather than another error.