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EMsgAPI_Demo.EMsgAPI_JobSubmit201101.JobSubmitService EM = new EMsgAPI_Demo.EMsgAPI_JobSubmit201101.JobSubmitService();
I cannot find the JobSubmitService constructor, where is it?
See the following URL for helper functions used by the JobSubmit samples.
https://apiforums.easylink.com/content/c-sample-helper-functions
All of the samples are functional code that can be cut and pasted into your C# Project.
I'm sorry, but I do not see how you've answered my question.
I believe the JobSubmitService() constructor is created for you when you consume the WSDL using appropriate web services tools (such as Axis). Our samples assume that you have already created classes for the service using those tools, rather than including all of the generated code.
The sample helper functions post above is where you can find the Set_Server_and_Proxy() method.
You might want to take a look at this Java authenticate sample. It is a complete sample using Netbeans. Even if you are not using netbeans, this may help you to see what makes up a complete Java Web Services project.
Your email was forwarded to me. You should be importing the WSDL's as a Web Reference. I do not see that in your screen shot. Remove the imports you have in References and then right click Web Reference and Add a Reference.
Thanks, that was it. FWIW, to add a web reference in VS2012, you add the service reference, then click the Advance button then click the Add Web Reference.
