Getting Null Result from web Service in Asp.net

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I am trying to use a web service in my asp.net project. I add the web reference and trying to use the some of the functions of that service.I am trying to fetch some values from the web service.For this process First I am sending some data to web service for process.This is the code which I am trying to use

 wsezp.ApiService ws = new wsezp.ApiService();
        ws.Recharge("589746656", "608669", "1234567890", "5", "10", "12345");
        wsezp.Result rs = new wsezp.Result();
        string Requestid = rs.reqid;
        string Status = rs.status;
        Response.Write("Status of Requestid " + Requestid + "is " + Status);

As per my Document I will get my result like this

<recharge>
<reqid>0000<reqid/>
<status>SUCCESS</status>
<remark>recharge_transaction_id</remark>
<balance>your api balance</balance>
<mn>mobile number</mn>
<field1>operator transaction id</field1>
</recharge>

But I am getting null in the strings which I declare. Please tell me how can I use the web service for post the request and get back the result from the web service

Is your web service getting hit ? If yes, what parameters is it getting exactly ? What is getting in and is there any exception ? — shrekDeep
– shrekDeep, Commented Nov 7, 2014 at 12:40
when I hit my recharge function i get the result ws.Result @sdeep — azad chouhan
– azad chouhan, Commented Nov 7, 2014 at 12:51

Kirby · Accepted Answer · 2014-11-07 13:19:31Z

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Looks to me as if you are creating a new result. Are sure the call to recharge doesn't return the result you are looking for ? That would make sense.

wsezp.Result rs = ws.Recharge(...

edited Nov 7, 2014 at 13:19

answered Nov 7, 2014 at 12:31

Kirby

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