Writing a Web Services client application Create, configure and deploy a Genero Web Services client using the SOAP protocol. Steps to write a WS clientTo access a SOAP Web service, you create a Genero BDL client application that requests the service's functions.Change WS client behavior at runtimeVarious aspects of access to a Web Service may be implemented on the client side at runtime using global endpoint records.WS client stubs and handlersTo access a remote Web Service, you first must get the WSDL information from the service provider. Using logical names for service locationsUsing a logical reference for the Web service, instead of the real URL, in your client application URL binding has advantages for working with and deploying applications. Configure a WS client to access an HTTPS serverConfiguration steps to access a server in HTTPS.Configure a WS client to connect via an HTTP ProxyConfiguration steps to connect via a HTTP proxy.Configure a WS client to use IPv6Configuration steps to customize IPv6 for a WS client.Authenticate the WS client to a server (HTTP basic authentication)Configuration steps to authenticate the client to a server.Authenticate the WS client to a proxyConfiguration steps to authenticate the client to a proxy (proxy authentication).