Hi Jerry -
you can view a lot more about your web service by looking at
the exact url in a web browser .
There's LOTS O STUFF THERE.
OTOH - you got SOAP as a service [not the right term] running on your web servers ?? IF NOT - it'll be messy to implement your web service [imo]

lemme know your thoughts?
mondo regards [Bill]
>I created an XML web service using VFP8, tested, then successfully published it on my development PC. I used the VFP Task Pane, XML Web Services window to publish my web service. This worked!
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>Now I am trying to deploy this web service into production. Our production web servers are running on an MS Load Balancer (web farm).
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>All the web servers on the web farm are identical including directory structure / virtual directory.
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>However, I am having problems when I attempt to publish my web service on one of these production servers.
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>When I am in the VFP TaskPane, XML Web Services page, Publish your XML Web Service dialog, and attempt to Generate the page, I get this error message:
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>Error Generating WSDL
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>This happens on all my web servers in the farm.
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>1: What files need to be copied to the web server when deploying a web service into production? .WSDL, .WSML., .DLL, .TLB, .VBR?
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>2: Does anything special have to be done to get an XML web service to work on a web farm?
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>Thanks,
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>Jerry