Consider using Fiddler to see exactly what your code is sending as the request (and consider sending the request to a service on your own box for testing).
1 and if that doesn't find the problem, try using a SOAP test client to debug the request itself. Likely the service isn't getting a field it wants, or getting something in a format it doesn't like. – Dana the Sane Feb 23 '09 at 22:28.
You can use the WSDL. Exe tool that microsoft provides, this tool can generate the proxy classes you need to connect to any web service that is SOAP compliant also check that your XmlCommand is well formed.
This is not a SOAP web service, so WSDL. EXE won't help. – John Saunders Feb 24 '09 at 12:11.
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