Header Setup in SOAP with ASP.NET 3.5 WCF?

Figured it out. I was able to customize what was generated in the WSDL using MessageContracts (msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms73025...). This allowed me to specify the format of the header.

For each node that contained child nodes I created a class to represent that node and used . NET's serializing tools (e. G XmlElementAttribute XmlArrayAttribute etc.) to specify how this should be reflected in the generated WSDL DataContract could also be used although from my understanding DataContract was just for basic formats and don't allow you to really dive into how it's formatted.

Figured it out. I was able to customize what was generated in the WSDL using MessageContracts (msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms73025...). This allowed me to specify the format of the header.

For each node that contained child nodes I created a class to represent that node and used . NET's serializing tools (e.g. XmlElementAttribute, XmlArrayAttribute, etc.) to specify how this should be reflected in the generated WSDL. DataContract could also be used although from my understanding DataContract was just for basic formats and don't allow you to really dive into how it's formatted.

Hope this helps anyone having similar issues. If anyone that knows more about SOAP finds a flaw please let me know. Input is greatly appreciated.

Figured it out. I was able to customize what was generated in the WSDL using MessageContracts (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms730255.aspx). This allowed me to specify the format of the header.

For each node that contained child nodes I created a class to represent that node and used . NET's serializing tools (e.g. XmlElementAttribute XmlArrayAttribute etc.) to specify how this should be reflected in the generated WSDL . DataContract could also be used although from my understanding DataContract was just for basic formats and don't allow you to really dive into how it's formatted.

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