Originally posted by: Sumit Amar
It's really a cool effort by the author. the article is straight simple and to the point.
ReplyOriginally posted by: Neal
I got the error:
Unhandled Exception: System.IO.FileNotFoundException: File or assembly name FirstService, or one of its dependencies, was not
found.
File name: "FirstService"
at SvcConsumer.SvcEater.Main(String[] args)
I have FirstService.dll in the bin directory and IIS is up and running. What can be the problem??
ReplyOriginally posted by: tata
Anyone know how to configure Visual Studio .NET, so that it comply with Apache server instead of using IIS.
ReplyOriginally posted by: vipin kumar
Hello,
I have a web service http://IP/Listener/Listener.asmx .It is exposing client,which (The client) can be any public computer.
It's working fine.But the problem is user can see my web service methods after successful log in.I want to remove the signatures of my methods from asmx file.So it comes as a blank page to user.Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Vipin
Originally posted by: Aleksandar Hajdukovic
I built windows application in C#, and try to add a Web Reference to my service that is on other maschine - that service is made with Apache Soap API. I don't know how I can add that service URL to my application on Web Reference Wizard. It is working when I make an Web Service application and map with it that ApacheSoap service and than reference in that way created Web Service...
ReplyOriginally posted by: serber
Cool.
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Originally posted by: Tri Cao
Can anyone tell how? Do I just change the compiling directives or something else ??
ReplyOriginally posted by: Rob Grillos
I've been having this issue with a set of applications I've been trying to develop in Visual Studio.NET and now have recreated it with this example. The service itself responds to direct web interaction (ie: I can use it with my web browser) and it responds to the application, but as soon as I try to get an asp page to use it, it 'locks up' (can't even browse it with the web or use the application to access it)
Has anyone else experienced this problem? I tried these source files without modifying them at all, so I don't believe there is an issue with the code at all. Is it the compiler/development environment? The IIS environment?
Thanks
I found the problem with this. Aparently there are issues with distributed apps (ie: seti, ud, etc) and asp.net pages hitting web services. I never found the actual problem, but by disabling this software, I'm now able to use my webservices without problem.
ReplyOriginally posted by: cloudred
When test the Web Service,a download dialog appears,why?