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I have a WSDL file defining the interface for a web service and I want to implement that service (i.e. producer/server code) using C#, ASP.Net and Visual Studio 2005. Setting up a Web Reference as consumer of a web service is a breeze, but as a producer isn’t as obvious.
In the java world there is wsdltojava. Is there something similar to this?
Yes there is. And wait for it, it is called
wsdl.exe!The file lives in the Microsoft Windows SDK bin directory (for older version of .NET, the .NET SDK may be in another location).