SOAP Toolkit FAQ - Why does my client complain that my server component can't be found?

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SOAP Toolkit FAQ - Why does my client complain that my server component can't be found?

You may need to use a WSML file on the client if your Soap methods use custom type mappers. The WSML file specifies the progid of the custom mapper for the SoapClient to know where to find it. If your WSML file specifies the progid of your server component (as it will if you use the WSML generated for the server) you may want to remove the server component information so the SoapClient doesn't attempt to load your server component.

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