Using SOAP without WSDL?

Newbie to SOAP and Flex and I have a small pilot project to
access a company's SOAP 1.1 web services. I am given the sample
SOAP request/response messages embedded in HTTP. It seems Flex
requires WSDL file for communication but I don't have it. Do I need
it to work in Flex, or in general as a matter of fact.
Thanks.

Yes. If you do not have it, you cannot:
-either set up the webservice class
-or feed it to Flex Builder.
You therefore need it (which is quite logical since it IS a contract between a server and a client...)

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    Hi,
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    import javax.xml.rpc.Service;
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  • SAP PI SOAP Sender Adatper using HTTPS Without Authentification

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    quote:
    Originally posted by:
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