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Nowadays Im trying to do simple an application that is consuming SAP web service. I got wsdl link via soap manager and added it to project as web refences. C# created a complex type which includes my RFC's import-export parameters and tables and if i want to call web services method, i have to send all my values in a variable thats type complex also returned values come back to me in a variable thats type same. But returned tables are initial.

However, i got wsdl link via wsconfig and wsadmin in another system but same RFC, C# didn't create any complex type. It created different types for each RFC' parameters and i can send my values in different variables also returned values are correct.

Why soap manager and wsconfig create different wsdl or Why C# create different types and methods for same RFC? How to solve this problem? Do you know any tips or tricks?

Thanks for advising

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Are both systems on the same release level? With newer releases there could be changes in the wsdl generation mechanism. So wsconfig / wsadmin is considerd deprecated and you should use soamanager if available.

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Not same level. if I use soapmanager wsdl, returned tables are empty. – Abaper Nov 8 '10 at 11:52
Why is that? Did you have debugged the function call on SAP side? – Richard Dec 2 '10 at 18:39
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As already mentioned, wsconfig and wsadmin is considered deprecated, so you should always use the soamanager transaction. When you open the WSDL for a web service in soamanager, you will see it in a new browser window. In it's address location bar (say: the URL) you see somewhere at the end a "../ws_policy/.." -- try to replace this to "../standard/.." and reload the WSDL with this new address, then use this new/other WSDL for your client program.

Does this help?

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thanks for advising, but it does not work. it again creates complex type and returned values are not correct. – Abaper Nov 23 '10 at 12:44

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