Consume a QAAWS with Visual Studio 2010 - asp.net

Question

I been given a QAAWS and I need to pull out the data from it. For privacy issues I cannot give you the QAAWS but it is the same as this one.
I added the wsdl as a service reference, but I am not sure how to get the data since I have to enter the login and password. I can use SOAPUI and obtain an XML file that I can use but I want to make the process more automatic where I use the QAAWS with my website.
I haven't had any luck searching any good tutorials or guides. Has anyone dealt with these services before?

Answer 1

You can do the following:
In Visual Studio 10 create a new Console Application
Next add a web reference and use the web service WSDL URL given to you.
On the program.cs file write the following code (TestWeb here is the name of your Web Reference.):
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using
ConsoleApplication1.TestWeb;
namespace ConsoleApplication1
{
class Program
{
static void Main(string[] args)
{
ConsoleApplication1.TestWeb.TestService test1 = new
ConsoleApplication1.TestWeb.TestService();
String message, creatorname, creationdateformatted, description, universe;
DateTime creationdate;
int queryruntime, fetchedrows;
ConsoleApplication1.TestWeb.Row[] row = test1.runQueryAsAService("<cms username>", "<password>", out message, out creatorname, out creationdate, out creationdateformatted, out description, out universe, out queryruntime , out fetchedrows);
int resultCount = row.Length;
Console.WriteLine("Message = " + message);
Console.WriteLine("Creator Name = " + creatorname);
Console.WriteLine("Creation Date = " + creationdate.ToString());
Console.WriteLine("Creation Date Formatted = " + creationdateformatted);
Console.WriteLine("Description = " + description);
Console.WriteLine("Universe = " + universe);
Console.WriteLine("Query Run Time = " + queryruntime);
Console.WriteLine("Fetched Rows = " + fetchedrows);
for (int i = 0; i < resultCount; i++)
{
Console.WriteLine(row[i].ShipperID + " " + row[i].CompanyName + " " + row[i].Phone);
}
Console.Read();
}
}
}
The username and the password can be written into the code if you want. This is originally from this page. I tested it against my own Web Service and it worked.