WebServiceBinding

[Pet Matrix.]

Hi all .Net lovers,
I am working of a .Net webservices project. Evry thing is done except one
issue ;)
While binding the web seviceses using WebServiceBindi ng API we have to
specify the Location which I am hardcoded right now. Now the problem we are
shipping only the .dlls and .asmx files. But the location is hardcoded.
Can .net provides any other solution from which at the run time will bind
the wsdl location.
Please help me out in this.
Thanks,
Pet Matrix.

[Scott Meddows]

Re: WebServiceBindi ng

can you put them into a config file? Maybe in your web.config file?

"Pet Matrix." <Pet Matrix.@discuss ions.microsoft. com> wrote in message news:3BE9E31A-BF0E-44F4-AA91-C3AD4BCEC93C@mi crosoft.com...[color=blue]
> Hi all .Net lovers,
> I am working of a .Net webservices project. Evry thing is done except one
> issue ;)
> While binding the web seviceses using WebServiceBindi ng API we have to
> specify the Location which I am hardcoded right now. Now the problem we are
> shipping only the .dlls and .asmx files. But the location is hardcoded.
> Can .net provides any other solution from which at the run time will bind
> the wsdl location.
> Please help me out in this.
> Thanks,
> Pet Matrix.[/color]

[Dan Rogers]

RE: WebServiceBindi ng

Hi,

I'm not sure what you mean by using the web service binding API - used in
this context it isn't making sense to me. I am going to assume you mean
you are using a proxy that you generated via the add-web-reference menu
selection instead. In this case, there is a property on the proxy called
"dynamic", and you need to set this to true. After you do that you can
programatically change the URL the proxy connects to by setting the URL
property on the proxy class instance.

I hope this helps

Dan Rogers
Microsoft Corporation
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Hi all .Net lovers,
I am working of a .Net webservices project. Evry thing is done except one
issue ;)
While binding the web seviceses using WebServiceBindi ng API we have to
specify the Location which I am hardcoded right now. Now the problem we are
shipping only the .dlls and .asmx files. But the location is hardcoded.
Can .net provides any other solution from which at the run time will bind
the wsdl location.
Please help me out in this.
Thanks,
Pet Matrix.