Trying to get data from wsdl using c#

I have this c# code where i am trying to get data from a wsdl in visual studio .
The code is okay but when i try to get the data to written on notepad it just shows an empty space :

WindowsService1.ServiceReference1.GetModifiedBookingsOperationResponse getModbkgsResp;

using (var proxy = new WindowsService1.ServiceReference1.InventoryServiceClient())

{

    int noofBookings = 1;

    getModbkgsResp = proxy.GetModifiedBookings(getModBkgsReq);

    WindowsService1.ServiceReference1.Booking bookings = new WindowsService1.ServiceReference1.Booking[noofBookings];

    getModbkgsResp.Bookings = new WindowsService1.ServiceReference1.Booking[noofBookings];

    getModbkgsResp.Bookings = bookings;

    if (getModbkgsResp.Bookings != null)

    {

        for (int i = 0; i < bookings.Length; i++)

        {



            Booking bk = new WindowsService1.ServiceReference1.Booking();

            getModbkgsResp.Bookings[i] = bk;

            if (bk != null )

            {

                bookingSource = bk.BookingSource;

                if (bk.BookingId == Bookingcode)

                {

                    this.WriteToFile("Booking Source =" + bookingSource + "");

                }

                else

                {

                    this.WriteToFile("Sorry could not find your source of booking");



                }

            }

            else

            {

                this.WriteToFile("Looks like source is null " );



            }

        }

    }

    else

    {

        this.WriteToFile("ERROR: Booking details not returned from GetModifiedBookings! " +StartDate);

    }

}

edited Jan 2 at 22:08

Jason Boyd

4,33641938

asked Jan 2 at 21:54

Luke Luvevou

407

Have you tried setting a breakpoint and stepping through the code? Do you think it could be important to show the definition of WriteToFile? If the question is related to something failing to be written to a file it seems to me that it would be important to see the actual code that does the writing to the file.

– Jason Boyd
Jan 2 at 22:15

You seem to be calling GetModifiedBookings but then overwriting the response's Bookings array with a new one. What is the logic behind that? Yes, they will all be blank when you do that.

– John Wu
Jan 2 at 22:16

Also, have you confirmed that bookings.Length is greater than 0?

– Jason Boyd
Jan 2 at 22:18

@JasonBoyd below is the code for the writetoFile: private void WriteToFile(string text) { string path = "C:\ServiceLog.txt"; using (StreamWriter writer = new StreamWriter(path, true)) { writer.WriteLine(string.Format(text, DateTime.Now.ToString("dd/MM/yyyy hh:mm:ss tt"))); writer.Close(); } }

– Luke Luvevou
Jan 2 at 22:23

@JohnWu okay will try to ammend that and advice about the result

– Luke Luvevou
Jan 2 at 22:29

add a comment |

I have this c# code where i am trying to get data from a wsdl in visual studio .
The code is okay but when i try to get the data to written on notepad it just shows an empty space :

WindowsService1.ServiceReference1.GetModifiedBookingsOperationResponse getModbkgsResp;

using (var proxy = new WindowsService1.ServiceReference1.InventoryServiceClient())

{

    int noofBookings = 1;

    getModbkgsResp = proxy.GetModifiedBookings(getModBkgsReq);

    WindowsService1.ServiceReference1.Booking bookings = new WindowsService1.ServiceReference1.Booking[noofBookings];

    getModbkgsResp.Bookings = new WindowsService1.ServiceReference1.Booking[noofBookings];

    getModbkgsResp.Bookings = bookings;

    if (getModbkgsResp.Bookings != null)

    {

        for (int i = 0; i < bookings.Length; i++)

        {



            Booking bk = new WindowsService1.ServiceReference1.Booking();

            getModbkgsResp.Bookings[i] = bk;

            if (bk != null )

            {

                bookingSource = bk.BookingSource;

                if (bk.BookingId == Bookingcode)

                {

                    this.WriteToFile("Booking Source =" + bookingSource + "");

                }

                else

                {

                    this.WriteToFile("Sorry could not find your source of booking");



                }

            }

            else

            {

                this.WriteToFile("Looks like source is null " );



            }

        }

    }

    else

    {

        this.WriteToFile("ERROR: Booking details not returned from GetModifiedBookings! " +StartDate);

    }

}

edited Jan 2 at 22:08

Jason Boyd

4,33641938

asked Jan 2 at 21:54

Luke Luvevou

407

Have you tried setting a breakpoint and stepping through the code? Do you think it could be important to show the definition of WriteToFile? If the question is related to something failing to be written to a file it seems to me that it would be important to see the actual code that does the writing to the file.

– Jason Boyd
Jan 2 at 22:15

You seem to be calling GetModifiedBookings but then overwriting the response's Bookings array with a new one. What is the logic behind that? Yes, they will all be blank when you do that.

– John Wu
Jan 2 at 22:16

Also, have you confirmed that bookings.Length is greater than 0?

– Jason Boyd
Jan 2 at 22:18

@JasonBoyd below is the code for the writetoFile: private void WriteToFile(string text) { string path = "C:\ServiceLog.txt"; using (StreamWriter writer = new StreamWriter(path, true)) { writer.WriteLine(string.Format(text, DateTime.Now.ToString("dd/MM/yyyy hh:mm:ss tt"))); writer.Close(); } }

– Luke Luvevou
Jan 2 at 22:23

@JohnWu okay will try to ammend that and advice about the result

– Luke Luvevou
Jan 2 at 22:29

add a comment |

I have this c# code where i am trying to get data from a wsdl in visual studio .
The code is okay but when i try to get the data to written on notepad it just shows an empty space :

WindowsService1.ServiceReference1.GetModifiedBookingsOperationResponse getModbkgsResp;

using (var proxy = new WindowsService1.ServiceReference1.InventoryServiceClient())

{

    int noofBookings = 1;

    getModbkgsResp = proxy.GetModifiedBookings(getModBkgsReq);

    WindowsService1.ServiceReference1.Booking bookings = new WindowsService1.ServiceReference1.Booking[noofBookings];

    getModbkgsResp.Bookings = new WindowsService1.ServiceReference1.Booking[noofBookings];

    getModbkgsResp.Bookings = bookings;

    if (getModbkgsResp.Bookings != null)

    {

        for (int i = 0; i < bookings.Length; i++)

        {



            Booking bk = new WindowsService1.ServiceReference1.Booking();

            getModbkgsResp.Bookings[i] = bk;

            if (bk != null )

            {

                bookingSource = bk.BookingSource;

                if (bk.BookingId == Bookingcode)

                {

                    this.WriteToFile("Booking Source =" + bookingSource + "");

                }

                else

                {

                    this.WriteToFile("Sorry could not find your source of booking");



                }

            }

            else

            {

                this.WriteToFile("Looks like source is null " );



            }

        }

    }

    else

    {

        this.WriteToFile("ERROR: Booking details not returned from GetModifiedBookings! " +StartDate);

    }

}

edited Jan 2 at 22:08

Jason Boyd

4,33641938

asked Jan 2 at 21:54

Luke Luvevou

407

I have this c# code where i am trying to get data from a wsdl in visual studio .
The code is okay but when i try to get the data to written on notepad it just shows an empty space :

WindowsService1.ServiceReference1.GetModifiedBookingsOperationResponse getModbkgsResp;

using (var proxy = new WindowsService1.ServiceReference1.InventoryServiceClient())

{

    int noofBookings = 1;

    getModbkgsResp = proxy.GetModifiedBookings(getModBkgsReq);

    WindowsService1.ServiceReference1.Booking bookings = new WindowsService1.ServiceReference1.Booking[noofBookings];

    getModbkgsResp.Bookings = new WindowsService1.ServiceReference1.Booking[noofBookings];

    getModbkgsResp.Bookings = bookings;

    if (getModbkgsResp.Bookings != null)

    {

        for (int i = 0; i < bookings.Length; i++)

        {



            Booking bk = new WindowsService1.ServiceReference1.Booking();

            getModbkgsResp.Bookings[i] = bk;

            if (bk != null )

            {

                bookingSource = bk.BookingSource;

                if (bk.BookingId == Bookingcode)

                {

                    this.WriteToFile("Booking Source =" + bookingSource + "");

                }

                else

                {

                    this.WriteToFile("Sorry could not find your source of booking");



                }

            }

            else

            {

                this.WriteToFile("Looks like source is null " );



            }

        }

    }

    else

    {

        this.WriteToFile("ERROR: Booking details not returned from GetModifiedBookings! " +StartDate);

    }

}

c# asp.net web-services wsdl

edited Jan 2 at 22:08

Jason Boyd

4,33641938

asked Jan 2 at 21:54

Luke Luvevou

407

edited Jan 2 at 22:08

Jason Boyd

4,33641938

asked Jan 2 at 21:54

Luke Luvevou

407

edited Jan 2 at 22:08

Jason Boyd

4,33641938

edited Jan 2 at 22:08

Jason Boyd

4,33641938

edited Jan 2 at 22:08

Jason Boyd

4,33641938

asked Jan 2 at 21:54

Luke Luvevou

407

asked Jan 2 at 21:54

Luke Luvevou

407

asked Jan 2 at 21:54

Luke Luvevou

407

Have you tried setting a breakpoint and stepping through the code? Do you think it could be important to show the definition of WriteToFile? If the question is related to something failing to be written to a file it seems to me that it would be important to see the actual code that does the writing to the file.

– Jason Boyd
Jan 2 at 22:15

You seem to be calling GetModifiedBookings but then overwriting the response's Bookings array with a new one. What is the logic behind that? Yes, they will all be blank when you do that.

– John Wu
Jan 2 at 22:16

Also, have you confirmed that bookings.Length is greater than 0?

– Jason Boyd
Jan 2 at 22:18

@JasonBoyd below is the code for the writetoFile: private void WriteToFile(string text) { string path = "C:\ServiceLog.txt"; using (StreamWriter writer = new StreamWriter(path, true)) { writer.WriteLine(string.Format(text, DateTime.Now.ToString("dd/MM/yyyy hh:mm:ss tt"))); writer.Close(); } }

– Luke Luvevou
Jan 2 at 22:23

@JohnWu okay will try to ammend that and advice about the result

– Luke Luvevou
Jan 2 at 22:29

add a comment |

Have you tried setting a breakpoint and stepping through the code? Do you think it could be important to show the definition of WriteToFile? If the question is related to something failing to be written to a file it seems to me that it would be important to see the actual code that does the writing to the file.

– Jason Boyd
Jan 2 at 22:15

You seem to be calling GetModifiedBookings but then overwriting the response's Bookings array with a new one. What is the logic behind that? Yes, they will all be blank when you do that.

– John Wu
Jan 2 at 22:16

Also, have you confirmed that bookings.Length is greater than 0?

– Jason Boyd
Jan 2 at 22:18

@JasonBoyd below is the code for the writetoFile: private void WriteToFile(string text) { string path = "C:\ServiceLog.txt"; using (StreamWriter writer = new StreamWriter(path, true)) { writer.WriteLine(string.Format(text, DateTime.Now.ToString("dd/MM/yyyy hh:mm:ss tt"))); writer.Close(); } }

– Luke Luvevou
Jan 2 at 22:23

@JohnWu okay will try to ammend that and advice about the result

– Luke Luvevou
Jan 2 at 22:29

Have you tried setting a breakpoint and stepping through the code? Do you think it could be important to show the definition of WriteToFile? If the question is related to something failing to be written to a file it seems to me that it would be important to see the actual code that does the writing to the file.

– Jason Boyd
Jan 2 at 22:15

You seem to be calling GetModifiedBookings but then overwriting the response's Bookings array with a new one. What is the logic behind that? Yes, they will all be blank when you do that.

– John Wu
Jan 2 at 22:16

Also, have you confirmed that bookings.Length is greater than 0?

– Jason Boyd
Jan 2 at 22:18

@JasonBoyd below is the code for the writetoFile: private void WriteToFile(string text) { string path = "C:\ServiceLog.txt"; using (StreamWriter writer = new StreamWriter(path, true)) { writer.WriteLine(string.Format(text, DateTime.Now.ToString("dd/MM/yyyy hh:mm:ss tt"))); writer.Close(); } }

– Luke Luvevou
Jan 2 at 22:23

@JohnWu okay will try to ammend that and advice about the result

– Luke Luvevou
Jan 2 at 22:29

add a comment |

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I'm not sure why you are using the new keyword to create items that should have been retrieved from the service. Naturally anything created with new will be initialized with default values and will not contain any data that was retrieved from the service.

My guess is your code should look more like this:

using (var proxy = new WindowsService1.ServiceReference1.InventoryServiceClient())

{

    var response = proxy.GetModifiedBookings(getModBkgsReq);

    if (response.Bookings == null)

    {

        this.WriteToFile("ERROR: Booking details not returned from GetModifiedBookings! " +StartDate);

        return;

    }

    var booking = response.Bookings.SingleOrDefault( b => b.BookingId == bookingCode);

    if (booking == null)

    {

        this.WriteToFile("Sorry could not find your source of booking");

        return;

    }

    var bookingSource = booking.BookingSource;

    this.WriteToFile("Booking Source =" + bookingSource + "");

}

answered Jan 2 at 22:30

John Wu

31.3k42753

thanks this code works fine

– Luke Luvevou
Jan 2 at 23:25

but it seems that it keeps on returning null with the message "Sorry could not find your source of booking" how do i ensure that it returns something :

– Luke Luvevou
Jan 3 at 1:50

Got me. Could be a bug in the service, or maybe you have the wrong booking number.

– John Wu
Jan 3 at 2:48

i have even added an existing booking number and still it gives the "Sorry could not find your source of booking"

– Luke Luvevou
Jan 3 at 3:21

i have updated you code and it works i also updated the service reference as well..on visual studio.. and i able to pull bookings/data

– Luke Luvevou
Jan 9 at 23:50

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My guess is your code should look more like this:

using (var proxy = new WindowsService1.ServiceReference1.InventoryServiceClient())

{

    var response = proxy.GetModifiedBookings(getModBkgsReq);

    if (response.Bookings == null)

    {

        this.WriteToFile("ERROR: Booking details not returned from GetModifiedBookings! " +StartDate);

        return;

    }

    var booking = response.Bookings.SingleOrDefault( b => b.BookingId == bookingCode);

    if (booking == null)

    {

        this.WriteToFile("Sorry could not find your source of booking");

        return;

    }

    var bookingSource = booking.BookingSource;

    this.WriteToFile("Booking Source =" + bookingSource + "");

}

answered Jan 2 at 22:30

John Wu

31.3k42753

thanks this code works fine

– Luke Luvevou
Jan 2 at 23:25

but it seems that it keeps on returning null with the message "Sorry could not find your source of booking" how do i ensure that it returns something :

– Luke Luvevou
Jan 3 at 1:50

Got me. Could be a bug in the service, or maybe you have the wrong booking number.

– John Wu
Jan 3 at 2:48

i have even added an existing booking number and still it gives the "Sorry could not find your source of booking"

– Luke Luvevou
Jan 3 at 3:21

i have updated you code and it works i also updated the service reference as well..on visual studio.. and i able to pull bookings/data

– Luke Luvevou
Jan 9 at 23:50

add a comment |

My guess is your code should look more like this:

using (var proxy = new WindowsService1.ServiceReference1.InventoryServiceClient())

{

    var response = proxy.GetModifiedBookings(getModBkgsReq);

    if (response.Bookings == null)

    {

        this.WriteToFile("ERROR: Booking details not returned from GetModifiedBookings! " +StartDate);

        return;

    }

    var booking = response.Bookings.SingleOrDefault( b => b.BookingId == bookingCode);

    if (booking == null)

    {

        this.WriteToFile("Sorry could not find your source of booking");

        return;

    }

    var bookingSource = booking.BookingSource;

    this.WriteToFile("Booking Source =" + bookingSource + "");

}

answered Jan 2 at 22:30

John Wu

31.3k42753

thanks this code works fine

– Luke Luvevou
Jan 2 at 23:25

but it seems that it keeps on returning null with the message "Sorry could not find your source of booking" how do i ensure that it returns something :

– Luke Luvevou
Jan 3 at 1:50

Got me. Could be a bug in the service, or maybe you have the wrong booking number.

– John Wu
Jan 3 at 2:48

i have even added an existing booking number and still it gives the "Sorry could not find your source of booking"

– Luke Luvevou
Jan 3 at 3:21

i have updated you code and it works i also updated the service reference as well..on visual studio.. and i able to pull bookings/data

– Luke Luvevou
Jan 9 at 23:50

add a comment |

My guess is your code should look more like this:

using (var proxy = new WindowsService1.ServiceReference1.InventoryServiceClient())

{

    var response = proxy.GetModifiedBookings(getModBkgsReq);

    if (response.Bookings == null)

    {

        this.WriteToFile("ERROR: Booking details not returned from GetModifiedBookings! " +StartDate);

        return;

    }

    var booking = response.Bookings.SingleOrDefault( b => b.BookingId == bookingCode);

    if (booking == null)

    {

        this.WriteToFile("Sorry could not find your source of booking");

        return;

    }

    var bookingSource = booking.BookingSource;

    this.WriteToFile("Booking Source =" + bookingSource + "");

}

answered Jan 2 at 22:30

John Wu

31.3k42753

My guess is your code should look more like this:

using (var proxy = new WindowsService1.ServiceReference1.InventoryServiceClient())

{

    var response = proxy.GetModifiedBookings(getModBkgsReq);

    if (response.Bookings == null)

    {

        this.WriteToFile("ERROR: Booking details not returned from GetModifiedBookings! " +StartDate);

        return;

    }

    var booking = response.Bookings.SingleOrDefault( b => b.BookingId == bookingCode);

    if (booking == null)

    {

        this.WriteToFile("Sorry could not find your source of booking");

        return;

    }

    var bookingSource = booking.BookingSource;

    this.WriteToFile("Booking Source =" + bookingSource + "");

}

answered Jan 2 at 22:30

John Wu

31.3k42753

answered Jan 2 at 22:30

John Wu

31.3k42753

answered Jan 2 at 22:30

John Wu

31.3k42753

answered Jan 2 at 22:30

John Wu

31.3k42753

thanks this code works fine

– Luke Luvevou
Jan 2 at 23:25

but it seems that it keeps on returning null with the message "Sorry could not find your source of booking" how do i ensure that it returns something :

– Luke Luvevou
Jan 3 at 1:50

Got me. Could be a bug in the service, or maybe you have the wrong booking number.

– John Wu
Jan 3 at 2:48

i have even added an existing booking number and still it gives the "Sorry could not find your source of booking"

– Luke Luvevou
Jan 3 at 3:21

i have updated you code and it works i also updated the service reference as well..on visual studio.. and i able to pull bookings/data

– Luke Luvevou
Jan 9 at 23:50

add a comment |

thanks this code works fine

– Luke Luvevou
Jan 2 at 23:25

but it seems that it keeps on returning null with the message "Sorry could not find your source of booking" how do i ensure that it returns something :

– Luke Luvevou
Jan 3 at 1:50

Got me. Could be a bug in the service, or maybe you have the wrong booking number.

– John Wu
Jan 3 at 2:48

i have even added an existing booking number and still it gives the "Sorry could not find your source of booking"

– Luke Luvevou
Jan 3 at 3:21

i have updated you code and it works i also updated the service reference as well..on visual studio.. and i able to pull bookings/data

– Luke Luvevou
Jan 9 at 23:50

thanks this code works fine

– Luke Luvevou
Jan 2 at 23:25

but it seems that it keeps on returning null with the message "Sorry could not find your source of booking" how do i ensure that it returns something :

– Luke Luvevou
Jan 3 at 1:50

Got me. Could be a bug in the service, or maybe you have the wrong booking number.

– John Wu
Jan 3 at 2:48

i have even added an existing booking number and still it gives the "Sorry could not find your source of booking"

– Luke Luvevou
Jan 3 at 3:21

i have updated you code and it works i also updated the service reference as well..on visual studio.. and i able to pull bookings/data

– Luke Luvevou
Jan 9 at 23:50

add a comment |

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