Question

I'm using a web service in my app that requires a specific cookie to be set in order access it's methods.

I was using a generated wrapper class for that service that was created using wsdl.exe tool. Everything is working ok using that method.

// this is the instance of object generated with wsdl.exe
WSWrapper service = new WSWrapper(); 

// set cookie
service.CookieContainer = new CookieContainer();    
Cookie cookie = new Cookie(name, value, path, domain);
service.CookieContainer.Add(cookie);

// run method requiring cookie to be set
service.Test(); 

Now I wanted to do something similar using Service Reference instead of pre-generated class. I added web reference but there seems to be no CookieContainer (or anything similar) in service reference port client that was generated.

Does anyone knows how to add a cookie to that client?

Was it helpful?

Solution 2

I solved the problem. Instead of creating Service Reference I added Web Reference and the generated client had all the properties of the wsdl.exe pre-generated class.

OTHER TIPS

There are advantages to the svcutil.exe generated proxies though.

Having the client save and return the cookies returned by the server (as used to be done by simply adding a CookieContainer) can now be controlled through app.config. Add allowCookies="true" to the basicHttpBinding or basicHttpsBinding as an attribute to the binding.

Alternatively use the WCF configuration editor to do the same.

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