Re Add Web Reference

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Is there a way to re-add a web reference once it's been removed from a
project without recreating all of code generated off of browsing to the
wsdl? I was playing around with a few different versions of webservices
from different locations but once the reference is removed when I go to try
to re-add it, Visual Studio doesn't recognize the directory as a Web
Reference rather it's just a folder with source code in it. This means I
loose the (albet limited) properties page associated with the WebReference.
I don't want to recreate as some of the files are bound to source code
control which causes issues of it own. The idea of manually modifying the
project to get the reference back also seams a little crazy as well

TIA

[John Saunders]

Re: Re Add Web Reference

What's wrong with recreating the code?

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Is there a way to re-add a web reference once it's been removed from a
project without recreating all of code generated off of browsing to the
wsdl? I was playing around with a few different versions of webservices
from different locations but once the reference is removed when I go to
try to re-add it, Visual Studio doesn't recognize the directory as a Web
Reference rather it's just a folder with source code in it. This means I
loose the (albet limited) properties page associated with the
WebReference. I don't want to recreate as some of the files are bound to
source code control which causes issues of it own. The idea of manually
modifying the project to get the reference back also seams a little crazy
as well
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TIA
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