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Call WCF from NAV
derrick
Member Posts: 86
Hi experts,
Could Nav2009 SP1 by using SOAP(or other ways if you could suggest) to talk to WCF(HTTP protocol)?
If yes, any recommentations on documents or samples on the SOAP syntax? I believe this is different in syntax by comparing to call to .asmx classic Web Services.
Like for instance, if this is to set for classic Web Services
=> XmlHttp.open('POST','http://www.webservicex.net/CurrencyConvertor.asmx',0);
What should be for WCF?
Could Nav2009 SP1 by using SOAP(or other ways if you could suggest) to talk to WCF(HTTP protocol)?
If yes, any recommentations on documents or samples on the SOAP syntax? I believe this is different in syntax by comparing to call to .asmx classic Web Services.
Like for instance, if this is to set for classic Web Services
=> XmlHttp.open('POST','http://www.webservicex.net/CurrencyConvertor.asmx',0);
What should be for WCF?
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