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Writing a SOAP Toolkit 2.0 Client Application

SQL Server 2000

You can write a client application by using SOAP Toolkit 2.0 and then send SOAP requests to the server computer that is running Microsoft® SQLXML. SQLXML executes the requested stored procedure or template and returns a SOAP response to the SOAP Toolkit client as an IXMLDOMNodeList object.

Note that you can write client applications that send SOAP requests to the server computer that is running SQLXML only after you have completed the initial setup process that is described in Initial Setup for Sending SOAP Requests.

For a working sample, see Sending SOAP Requests by Using the SOAP Toolkit 2.0 Client.

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