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    Hin all

    I need to create a web services client class from several files (see below).

    Some suggestions?

    The DAC class generator is created from WSDL.

    Edgar

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    Edgar,

    XSD (XML schema definition) defines the element in an XML document. It can be used to verify if the elements in the xml document adheres to the description in which the content is to be placed. While wsdl is specific type of XML document which describes the web service.
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    Hi Vincent

    The tax administration delivers this microsite for electronic invoicing

    https://www.dian.gov.co/impuestos/factura-electronica/documentacion/Paginas/documentacion-tecnica.aspx

    Edgar

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    Normally the wsdl pulls these xsd’s in, so you just have to make sure they are with the wsdl.
    If you do not have a wsdl, you might need to fabricate one...
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    It's the OASIS stuff right?

    if you go higher up in that folder hierarchy then you'll get:

    http://docs.oasis-open.org/ubl/os-UBL-2.1/

    But you can also go right here:
    https://www.oasis-open.org/standards#ublv2.1

    Not sure if it is even using SOAP.

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    Hi Wila:

    Apparently it is SOAP but it has not formed the WSDL file.
    All XSDs are scattered. How to set up the classes?

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    Hi,

    Read the whole answer here:
    https://stackoverflow.com/questions/...om-an-xsd-file

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    Edgar

    Why don't you try contacting someone who is already using the web service in question and ask them how they did it?

    As you can see from the answers here, DataFlex pretty much expects that a SOAP web service will have a WSDL definition, and that's also what the standards say it should have. If it doesn't, it really isn't a proper web service.

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    Hola Mike

    Many of my competition already develop this electronic invoicing service, surely they use other products for development. I have seen some videos on youtube in which with C # they use VS2012 CROSS TOOLS COMMAND they generate classes from various XSDs.
    Today, I sit in the rain and in the middle of the street.

    Edgar

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