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I have been searching around the web all day for the best way to interface my iPhone application with a Linq .NET SOAP web service.

I think that this project is my answer: wsdl2objc http://code.google.com/p/wsdl2objc/wiki/UsageInstructions

The software creates several classes. It looks great, but the documentation is very limited and I am having trouble getting it to work. Does anyone know of a good tutorial or sample code for me?

Are there any similar projects out there to help with objective c web service digestion?

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Sounds like MonoTouch can do .NET on iPhone. Then it won't be a problem to consume web service.

http://monotouch.net

Lex Li
I don't see why he should use .NET on iPhone. Isn't one of the advantages of SOAP to be language/framework agnostic?
Agos
If a guy is already familiar with .NET on the server side development, utilize the same tech on the client side can boost productivity I think.
Lex Li
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I think soap protocol too heavy for Iphone enviroment when you play with large amonut data, you should use RestFull-WCF for .net server side that is a good example for you Creating RESTful Web Services with Windows Communication Foundation and youuse Json object on the client side (i mean objective-c onto Iphone) Httpriod

My suggestion is if you can use these, you won't have any performance problems.

Good lock

fyasar