Hi Prasad,

Visual Studio have a wizard to create a wraper class to use your web service. Go to the solution explorer windows, do a right click on the DotNetNuke.Store.Customer.SqlDataProvider project, select "Add > New element..." in the menu, Select "Web Service" and follow the wizard. After this, you will have a new class with some methods corresponding to the availables verbs of your web service. Open the SqlDataProvider.cs, you will find several methods to create/update/delete customers and orders. Replace or complete each methods wtih a call to your web service class verbs. As a sample, inside the CreateOrder method you should leave the call to the ExecuteReader and store his result (the created order) to a local DataReader object, then create a new instance of your web service class and call the  corresponding method to create an order. Do not forget to return the DataReader to the Store module!

Gilles

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