Both WSDL.exe and Soapsuds.exe generate proxies that can be used to access a web service.
But we need to be aware of the SOAP encoding differences.
SoapSuds.exe expects a RPC style WSDL/Web Service but ASP. NET Web Services are Document style per default. These different styles imply different XML message encoding.
In order for a Soapsuds-generated proxy to communicate with a ASP.NET webservice, we need to apply an attribute to your ASP.NET Web Service class to achieve 'compatibility': [SoapRpcService()]
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