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Developing a .NET Client to Consume OpenEdge SOAP Web Services : Creating the VB.NET client interface : Reference.vb: Open Client objects
 

Reference.vb: Open Client objects

Each Open Client object class usually contains:
*The URL of the WSA
*Methods defined in the WSDL for the object
*A member variable for its own object ID, such as OrderInfoID in the sample
*Member variables for the object IDs of any objects created using CreateXX_* methods (SubAppObjects and ProcObjects), such as CustomerOrderID in the sample
Each object is named as follows:
*It takes the WSDL service name if the Web service has only one object (AppObject), such as OrderInfoService.
*It takes the WSDL <binding> element names, such as OrderInfoObj and CustomerOrderObj, if the Web service has more than one object.