Hi
I was recently given the task of converting an Asp.net 1.1 portal to Asp.net 3.5.
The problem is it includes a webservice and a lot of the methods are called asynchronously. Now in .net 1.1 the stub creates the .Begin[methodName] and .End[methodName] methods for you and in Asp.net 2.0 it creates the .[methodName]Asyn method when you create a reference to the webservice.
It seems that 3.5 does not use either of these methods and I can't find an article explaining the process to me. I'm not sure if I'm doing something wrong but those two methods are not being created.
Am I going the wrong route here? Any help would be greatly appricated. Thanks
Stefan
I was recently given the task of converting an Asp.net 1.1 portal to Asp.net 3.5.
The problem is it includes a webservice and a lot of the methods are called asynchronously. Now in .net 1.1 the stub creates the .Begin[methodName] and .End[methodName] methods for you and in Asp.net 2.0 it creates the .[methodName]Asyn method when you create a reference to the webservice.
It seems that 3.5 does not use either of these methods and I can't find an article explaining the process to me. I'm not sure if I'm doing something wrong but those two methods are not being created.
Am I going the wrong route here? Any help would be greatly appricated. Thanks
Stefan