The Web Service task can be created quite easily provided the proper definition of the service, its methods, the input/output variables associated with the methods and the related WSDL file location are available. While the web URL reference of the WSDL is easily created in the VS Studio 2005, the WSDLFile creation in the Web Service Task Editor was not straight forward using the available tools on this wizard (Download WSDL in Figure 16). However, creating a web service consuming client would easily produce a WSDL file that can be persisted to the hard drive which is accepted by the Web Service Task Editor interface. The creation of the consuming client was not described in this tutorial, but numerous examples are available at the suggested resource. The client project folder is available on request by sending an e-mail to the author.