CreateObject: web service object

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This Usage section is missing the wsversion property. This allows you to force a call to an Axis-1 or Axis-2 service. See example below.
ws = createObject(
"webservice",
"http://localhost/MyWebService.cfc?wsdl",

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[The reason behind is the skeleton of WSDL generated by wsgen.exe, a program in <JDK_HOME>\bin, is not standard form of WSDL. The schema part ( in the type definition ) in WSDL is stored in and XML file and the Message Type in WSDL is stored in that XML file. This causes flash cannot interpret the Message Element in the target WSDL.]
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