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Its possible I am just really really thick. However, looking over the SDK for the live search (MSN search) that uses SOAP, doesn’t tell me what URL the service is at?? I can download SDKs for C# or VB which probably encapsulate, but that doesn’t help me (I am using ruby).
The URL you need is: http://soap.search.live.com/webservices.asmx
Additional info on various tools you could use to discover endpoints from WSDL:
If you have VS, you can discover the endpoint by adding a Web Service Reference to a C# console project and then opening the app.config file and looking for the
<endpoint>element.To add the Web Service Reference for the Live Search web service, point the wizard to the WSDL at http://soap.search.live.com/webservices.asmx?wsdl.
Alternatively, you can use the svcutil.exe tool from .Net 3.0 to generate C# client wrapper and a .config file from the WSDL. Again, you are interested in the
<endpoint>from the generate config.