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Visual Studio 2017 .Net 4.5 sample QHOS application

This is a Visual Studio 2017 and .Net 4.5.1

It's purpose is to give Visual Studio developers a working web service project which calls:

  • Four XRS Web Service methods
    • Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP)
      • Driver
      • Drivers
    • Representational State Transfer (REST)
      • Driver
      • Drivers
  • Three Omnitracs QHOS Web Service methods
    • Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP)
      • Verify Access
      • Get
      • GetDrivers
  • Two Omnitracs Non-QHOS methods
    • Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP)
      • ESS: Dequeue2
      • QTracs: RenameVehicle

For both Domestic (USA) and Canada (Shaw) endpoints.
 

Note: This tool is only offered as an example of integrating with XRS and Omnitracs QHOS web services. It is offered as is, and with no explicit or implicit guarantees.

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When configured with valid credentials, pressing the SOAP buttons, will cause the application to make a SOAP call to the associated web service, displaying the SOAP trace logs (System.ServiceModel.MessageLogging) in the lower window. This allows the user to see the SOAP request and response.

When configured with valid credentials, pressing the REST buttons, will cause the application to make a REST call to the associated web service, displaying the system.net trace logs in the lower window. This allows the user to see the system.net traces.

Click on this link to download the zip file WebServiceTester20190221.zip

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