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This procedure demonstrates how to INVOKE THE SSSWSDemo SERVICE with A wEB REFERENCE NAME OF CABLAT.  The Ten_most_expensive_products web method returns an xml object, and the procedure parses the document to display the first and third child nodes from the returned xml document.

Private Sub Button2_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, _

ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button2.Click

 

Dim xws1 As New cablat.SSSWSDemo

Dim response As New Object

Dim result As System.Xml.XmlElement

 

'Populate object and pass to

'XmlElement variable

response = xws1.Ten_Most_Expensive_Products

result = response(0)

 

'Extract first child node from

'result set and insert into Label1

Dim xdc1 As New System.Xml.XmlDocument

xdc1.LoadXml(result.FirstChild.OuterXml)

Label1.Text = xdc1.OuterXml

 

'Extract third child node from

'result set and append to Label1

xdc1.LoadXml(result.FirstChild. _

NextSibling.NextSibling.OuterXml)

Label1.Text &= xdc1.OuterXml

 

End Sub

 

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