Error when calling custom service

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I called a customer service by C# and i'm getting this error:

System.ServiceModel.CommunicationException: 'An error occurred while receiving the HTTP response to
url/soap/services/XXCServices.

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huijij 19,813 on at

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Hi Sir,

Do you also get the error if your url contains the name of the method on the service/class eg.

url/.../create
Martin Dráb 240,799 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Can you show us the code in question, please?
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Hi Judy,

Where do you suggest that to replace the service name ? in which URL?

Hi Martin

sessionInfo = ((XXCustService)channel).getDetails(new getDetails(callContext,request1));
using AuthenticationUtility; using SoapUtility.XXCustServiceReference; using SoapUtility.UserSessionServiceReference; using System; using System.ServiceModel; using System.ServiceModel.Channels; using CallContext = SoapUtility.XXCustServiceReference.CallContext; namespace SoapConsoleApplication { class Program { public const string UserSessionServiceName = "XXCustServices"; [STAThread] static void Main(string[] args) { var aosUriString = ClientConfiguration.Default.UriString; var oauthHeader = OAuthHelper.GetAuthenticationHeader(true); var serviceUriString = SoapUtility.SoapHelper.GetSoapServiceUriString(UserSessionServiceName, aosUriString); var endpointAddress = new System.ServiceModel.EndpointAddress(serviceUriString); var binding = SoapUtility.SoapHelper.GetBinding(); var client = new XXCustServiceClient(binding, endpointAddress); var channel = client.InnerChannel; getCusTDetailsResponse sessionInfo = null; CallContext callContext = new CallContext { Company = "AA" }; var request1 = new XXCustReqContract(); request1.AccountNum = "AA-000011"; request1.DataArea = "AA"; using (OperationContextScope operationContextScope = new OperationContextScope(channel)) { HttpRequestMessageProperty requestMessage = new HttpRequestMessageProperty(); requestMessage.Headers[OAuthHelper.OAuthHeader] = oauthHeader; OperationContext.Current.OutgoingMessageProperties[HttpRequestMessageProperty.Name] = requestMessage; sessionInfo = ((XXCustServce)channel).getDetails(new getDetails(callContext,request1)); } Console.WriteLine(); Console.ReadLine(); } } }
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Your code looks good to me.

Did you also change the setup in ClientConfiguration class?

Does it work if you call a standard custom service instead of your own?
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Hi Martin,

yes i changed client config

It works when i call another custom service that I own.

One thing that I did, is that I changed the service group name but I did a build for it and changed the links accordingly (latest is what I'm showing you).. could this be the reason?