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Accessing .NET Web Service from Android

This video takes you through the steps necessary to build an Android client to access a .NET Web Service on the Internet using KSOAP2
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Comments  7

  • Simon 24 Feb

    really a good tut!

    looking forward to the next with multiple requests

    good job!
  • taner 09 Mar

    Awesome tutorial...
    I've found this tutorial in vimeo and routed here with the hope of finding the rest :)

    So... Waiting for the rest...

    Good job, congratulations!!!
  • Jose 29 Mar

    That's a good tutorial!!!!

    I would like to know if you will do one with objects!!!

    very good....
  • Brian 02 Jun

    Excellent video!  I also found this on Vimeo and rerouted here.  I'm developing a BlackBerry app using Ksoap2 and this video is extremely valuable.  I need to send and receive objects and I'm looking forward to the next video.  
    Any time frame?

    Thanks
  • Arthur 15 Jun

    Could you make a second video about using SOAP Objects? That would extremely useful.

    Thank you.
  • Emanuel 15 Jun

    This is an excellent video, I was following these indication, but when I ran the project I received this error "the application has stopped unexpectedly. please try again".  This error is showed specifically when I execute this line SoapObject request = new SoapObject(NAMESPACE, METHOD_NAME) running the  project step by step; any ideas?
    Thanks a lot

  • Chad 19 Jul

    I looked at several examples but this one FINALLY got me able to pull information from a webservice.

    I'm very much looking forward to seeing how to do it with objects as I need to get pull in some datatables and work with them.

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