Using the webMethods add-in for Microsoft Visual Studio, you can select a service from a running Integration Server and generate a C# or Visual Basic class, as shown in Generating a C# Client Code in Visual Studio. This sample shows how you would go about creating a console application, but does not attempt to depict the end-to-end actions needed to create an executable.

This sample requires that you add two references to the .NET project, which you can find in the webMethods Add-In for Microsoft Visual Studio installation directory.

The files are CGUTIL.dll and wmClientAPI.dll.

This sample is based on the WmPublic.pub:concat service delivered with Integration Server.