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Asked: May 24, 20262026-05-24T05:46:08+00:00 2026-05-24T05:46:08+00:00

From Visual Studio I imported a WSDL via the Service References tool. From the

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From Visual Studio I imported a WSDL via the Service References tool. From the methodsin the WSDL I need to call a method GetSessionID. The method is part of an Interface IdoSession. When I try to reference it in C# the compiler keeps telling me I am doing it wrong. What would be the correct syntax to call the GetSessionID method?

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If I use this code

    SSISSoapTester.IdoSession.IdoSession getID;
    idResponse = getID.GetSessionID(idRequest);

The compiler tells me “Use of unassigned local varible ‘getID’

If I use this code

    SSISSoapTester.IdoSession.IdoSession getID;
    getID = new SSISSoapTester.IdoSession.IdoSession();
    idResponse = getID.GetSessionID(idRequest);

The compiler tells me “Cannot create an instance of the abstract calls or interface”

Granted this error makes sense to me because an interface is not a class.

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    2026-05-24T05:46:09+00:00Added an answer on May 24, 2026 at 5:46 am

    It is hard to tell based on what you posted (please post actual code in the future), but I am guess ing that IdoSessionClient implements the IdoSession interface, which is what you have selected in your screenshot. In that case, you probably want to do something similar to:

    GetSessionIdRequest request = new GetSessionIdRequest();
    IdoSession client = new IdoSessionClient();
    client.GetSessionId(request);
    
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