Overveiw:
This sample project is intended for developers that are just getting started with integrating with CostGuard SOAP Web Services using Visual Studio and C#.
Set-up:
When loading the IDISoapExamples application for the first time you will need to configure it for your environment. Properties specific to your web services environment will be marked with double brackets. For instance:
trustFactory.Credentials.UserName.Password = “{{YOUR PASSWORD}}”;
If you have configured your sample application correctly you should expect an output like the one below:
A list of contacts (ContactID, CustomerName, Street1, City) associated with the CustomerID is provided along with a Create Customer result. Any execution errors should appear in their stead.
Related Documentation:
This sample project is meant to be be paired with the article: Getting Started: Getting Up and Running Using Visual Studio and C#
Download link:
IDISoapExamples
