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Modify under this version
Note 1, It is executed in the system command instead of Qt;
1. Preface
Qt itself provides us with the solution qsoap to call WebService. After reading his introduction, I feel that it is too weak, and it is a new thing, so it is still Decided not to use him. Since Qt is used, of course it is a cross-platform solution that is suitable, and the SoapToolKit of MS is not in the scope of choice. So switch to the old gsoap.
2. Environment
Qt version:
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Qt4.6 (other versions are also suitable)
GSOAP Version:
gsoap2.7.12 (other versions are also applicable)
Server development environment:
VS2008, C#, .net2.0 and above
3. Preparation
Go to http://www.voidcn.com/tag/http:// sourceforge.net/projects/gsoap2 download gsoap, then unzip it, and set
gsoap-2.7/gsoap/bin/win32 to the system Path Go in.
4. Client
l Create a folder client/gsoap. And copy stdsoap2.cpp and stdsoap2.h under gsoap-2.7/gsoap/ to the gsoap folder just created.
l Open the command line, cd C:/WSTest/client/gsoap, and execute:
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