New-webserviceproxy PowerShell Command

The New-WebServiceProxy command in Windows PowerShell is a powerful tool for creating and managing web services. It allows users to access web services from a remote server, and to create and manage web services from a local computer. This command is useful for accessing web services from a remote server, as well as for creating and managing web services from a local computer. In this article, we will discuss the syntax, parameters, inputs, outputs, examples, and tips for using the New-WebServiceProxy command in PowerShell.

Syntax

The syntax for the New-WebServiceProxy command is as follows:

New-WebServiceProxy -Uri -Namespace [-Class ] [-Credential ] [-UseDefaultCredentials] [-CertificateThumbprint ] [-Certificate ] [-Authentication ] [-Proxy ] [-ProxyCredential ] [-TimeoutSec ] [-AllowRedirection] [-BypassProxyOnLocal] [-UseBasicParsing] [-Container ] [-ErrorAction ] [-WarningAction ] [-InformationAction ] [-Verbose] [-Debug] [-ErrorVariable ] [-WarningVariable ] [-InformationVariable ] [-OutVariable ] [-OutBuffer ] [-PipelineVariable ] [-WhatIf] [-Confirm]

Parameters

The parameters for the New-WebServiceProxy command are as follows:

Parameter Description
Uri The Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) of the web service.
Namespace The namespace of the web service.
Class The class of the web service.
Credential The credentials to use when connecting to the web service.
UseDefaultCredentials A switch parameter that indicates whether to use the default credentials when connecting to the web service.
CertificateThumbprint The thumbprint of the certificate to use when connecting to the web service.
Certificate The certificate to use when connecting to the web service.
Authentication The authentication type to use when connecting to the web service.
Proxy The proxy server to use when connecting to the web service.
ProxyCredential The credentials to use when connecting to the proxy server.
TimeoutSec The timeout in seconds for the web service connection.
AllowRedirection A switch parameter that indicates whether to allow redirection when connecting to the web service.
BypassProxyOnLocal A switch parameter that indicates whether to bypass the proxy server when connecting to the web service.
UseBasicParsing A switch parameter that indicates whether to use basic parsing when connecting to the web service.
Container The container to use when connecting to the web service.
ErrorAction The action to take when an error occurs.
WarningAction The action to take when a warning occurs.
InformationAction The action to take when an informational message is received.
Verbose A switch parameter that indicates whether to display verbose output.
Debug A switch parameter that indicates whether to display debug output.
ErrorVariable The variable to store errors in.
WarningVariable The variable to store warnings in.
InformationVariable The variable to store informational messages in.
OutVariable The variable to store output in.
OutBuffer The number of objects to buffer before writing output.
PipelineVariable The variable to store the current pipeline object in.
WhatIf A switch parameter that indicates whether to display what would happen if the command were to run.
Confirm A switch parameter that indicates whether to prompt for confirmation before running the command.

Inputs

The inputs for the New-WebServiceProxy command are as follows:

  • Uri
  • Namespace
  • Class
  • Credential
  • CertificateThumbprint
  • Certificate
  • Authentication
  • Proxy
  • ProxyCredential
  • TimeoutSec
  • Container
  • ErrorAction
  • WarningAction
  • InformationAction
  • Verbose
  • Debug
  • ErrorVariable
  • WarningVariable
  • InformationVariable
  • OutVariable
  • OutBuffer
  • PipelineVariable
  • WhatIf
  • Confirm

Outputs

The outputs for the New-WebServiceProxy command are as follows:

  • A web service proxy object.

Examples

The following example shows how to use the New-WebServiceProxy command to create a web service proxy object:

New-WebServiceProxy -Uri -Namespace

The following example shows how to use the New-WebServiceProxy command to create a web service proxy object with a specified class:

New-WebServiceProxy -Uri -Namespace –

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