Here is a quick note on how to generate a proxy class for inclusion in your applications so you can consume and utilize the methods in a web service.
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	<li>Locate WSDL.exe (Typically in the Visual Studio Install Folder's VC directory).</li>
	<li>Run the command wsdl.exe /out:&lt;output file location&gt; /l:&lt;CS or VB) &lt;web service location</li>
	<li>Example wsdl.ext /out:C:myProxyClass.cs /l:CS <a href="https://websericeurl.com/webservicename.asmx?WSDL">https://websericeurl.com/webservicename.asmx?WSDL</a></li>
	<li>In order to compile this into a dll just run the command csc /t:library /out:C:myProxyClass.dll C:MyProxyClass.cs</li>
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Take the resultant dll and include it in your projects to access the web methods of the target web service.  If the structure (not implementation) of the web service changes you will need to generate a new proxy class to take advantage of the new web methods or continue using methods whose structure has changed.