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Hi,

I have a a soap wsdl document. Using Visual Studio 2010 i did 'Add Service Reference' to create a proxy client.

It is throwing runtime exception as class type mismatch.

I looked into the wsdl document. The structure is as follows:

...

<authorizations>

    <authorization>

             <...>

             <authorization...>

             <...>

</authorizations>

 

As per above structure i see a a tag with <authorization> having a child tag with same name.

Is this causing problem. Is there a way to check if a wsdl document is valid or not for creating wrapper classes in DOtNet?

Thanks

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in XML there is no problem with having a child node having the same name as a parent node.

is there an AutoIt question hiding in there?

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