.net - Which C# SOAP Client Library is easiest to use?

Question

I would like to connect to a SOAP web service using C#. Before I jump right in, trying anything Google throws at me I would like to ask what is the cleanest and best way to do it where most of the work is done for me.

I would like a high level method, where I give it a WSDL and it will basically handle a lot of things for me. I of course don't want to have to do any of the XML, except to see what it is doing to debug.

What is the nicest fanciest library/method that Microsoft has for doing this? Notice that I'm more concerned with optimizing developer time over performance, though there probably isn't much difference in this situation.

Here is a better explanation of what I'm trying to accomplish. a better OOP approach to multiple SOAP web services

Answer 1

That's what Web References in C# projects do. When you add a web reference it parses the WSDL and creates strongly typed classes for the API.