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Hi, I have a webservice on my local development box. I add a web reference in a web application to it. My reference usually comes up as "localhost" but that doesn't work when I try localhost.<webservice> ws = new ... to use it... What would you recommend? -- tym, Eskimo |
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Change the name localhost to something more meaningfull and then try with that new name... Hths... P.S : If this post helped you, pls click Yes on top of this post. Thanks R. Thomas "Eskimo" wrote: Hi, I have a webservice on my local development box. I add a web reference in a web application to it. My reference usually comes up as "localhost" but that doesn't work when I try localhost.<webservice> ws = new ... to use it... What would you recommend? -- tym, Eskimo |
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I already tried that. It was a namespace issue. Which points out the IDE's alphabetic dependency in solution explorer causing an issue upon compile. Yes, I looked at project build order. No, it did not help either. "R. Thomas, aka Xtreme.Net" wrote: Change the name localhost to something more meaningfull and then try with that new name... Hths... P.S : If this post helped you, pls click Yes on top of this post. Thanks R. Thomas "Eskimo" wrote: Hi, I have a webservice on my local development box. I add a web reference in a web application to it. My reference usually comes up as "localhost" but that doesn't work when I try localhost.<webservice> ws = new ... to use it... What would you recommend? -- tym, Eskimo |
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So whats your status now? R. Thomas "Eskimo" wrote: I already tried that. It was a namespace issue. Which points out the IDE's alphabetic dependency in solution explorer causing an issue upon compile. Yes, I looked at project build order. No, it did not help either. "R. Thomas, aka Xtreme.Net" wrote: Change the name localhost to something more meaningfull and then try with that new name... Hths... P.S : If this post helped you, pls click Yes on top of this post. Thanks R. Thomas "Eskimo" wrote: Hi, I have a webservice on my local development box. I add a web reference in a web application to it. My reference usually comes up as "localhost" but that doesn't work when I try localhost.<webservice> ws = new ... to use it... What would you recommend? -- tym, Eskimo |
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It was a namespace issue. I fixed it. "R. Thomas, aka Xtreme.Net" wrote: So whats your status now? R. Thomas "Eskimo" wrote: I already tried that. It was a namespace issue. Which points out the IDE's alphabetic dependency in solution explorer causing an issue upon compile. Yes, I looked at project build order. No, it did not help either. "R. Thomas, aka Xtreme.Net" wrote: Change the name localhost to something more meaningfull and then try with that new name... Hths... P.S : If this post helped you, pls click Yes on top of this post. Thanks R. Thomas "Eskimo" wrote: Hi, I have a webservice on my local development box. I add a web reference in a web application to it. My reference usually comes up as "localhost" but that doesn't work when I try localhost.<webservice> ws = new ... to use it... What would you recommend? -- tym, Eskimo |
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oh good... can u pls close close this tread by clicking 'Yes' on top and writing down you solution so that others can get help too... Thanks.. R. Thomas "Eskimo" wrote: It was a namespace issue. I fixed it. "R. Thomas, aka Xtreme.Net" wrote: So whats your status now? R. Thomas "Eskimo" wrote: I already tried that. It was a namespace issue. Which points out the IDE's alphabetic dependency in solution explorer causing an issue upon compile. Yes, I looked at project build order. No, it did not help either. "R. Thomas, aka Xtreme.Net" wrote: Change the name localhost to something more meaningfull and then try with that new name... Hths... P.S : If this post helped you, pls click Yes on top of this post. Thanks R. Thomas "Eskimo" wrote: Hi, I have a webservice on my local development box. I add a web reference in a web application to it. My reference usually comes up as "localhost" but that doesn't work when I try localhost.<webservice> ws = new ... to use it... What would you recommend? -- tym, Eskimo |
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TODO: namespaces should reflect the context you're in ![]() i.e. ESKIMO.PIE.WEBPAGES ESKIMO.PIE.DAL ESKIMO.PIE.BLL ESKIMO.PIE.UIL versus ESKIMO.PIE.CHOCOLATE <database namespace> in dll ESKIMO.PIE.CHOCOLATE <webpage namespace> in web service project "R. Thomas, aka Xtreme.Net" wrote: oh good... can u pls close close this tread by clicking 'Yes' on top and writing down you solution so that others can get help too... Thanks.. R. Thomas "Eskimo" wrote: It was a namespace issue. I fixed it. "R. Thomas, aka Xtreme.Net" wrote: So whats your status now? R. Thomas "Eskimo" wrote: I already tried that. It was a namespace issue. Which points out the IDE's alphabetic dependency in solution explorer causing an issue upon compile. Yes, I looked at project build order. No, it did not help either. "R. Thomas, aka Xtreme.Net" wrote: Change the name localhost to something more meaningfull and then try with that new name... Hths... P.S : If this post helped you, pls click Yes on top of this post. Thanks R. Thomas "Eskimo" wrote: Hi, I have a webservice on my local development box. I add a web reference in a web application to it. My reference usually comes up as "localhost" but that doesn't work when I try localhost.<webservice> ws = new ... to use it... What would you recommend? -- tym, Eskimo |
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TODO: namespaces should reflect the context you're in ![]() i.e. ESKIMO.PIE.WEBPAGES ESKIMO.PIE.DAL ESKIMO.PIE.BLL ESKIMO.PIE.UIL versus ESKIMO.PIE.CHOCOLATE <database namespace> in dll ESKIMO.PIE.CHOCOLATE <webpage namespace> in web service project "R. Thomas, aka Xtreme.Net" wrote: oh good... can u pls close close this tread by clicking 'Yes' on top and writing down you solution so that others can get help too... Thanks.. R. Thomas "Eskimo" wrote: It was a namespace issue. I fixed it. "R. Thomas, aka Xtreme.Net" wrote: So whats your status now? R. Thomas "Eskimo" wrote: I already tried that. It was a namespace issue. Which points out the IDE's alphabetic dependency in solution explorer causing an issue upon compile. Yes, I looked at project build order. No, it did not help either. "R. Thomas, aka Xtreme.Net" wrote: Change the name localhost to something more meaningfull and then try with that new name... Hths... P.S : If this post helped you, pls click Yes on top of this post. Thanks R. Thomas "Eskimo" wrote: Hi, I have a webservice on my local development box. I add a web reference in a web application to it. My reference usually comes up as "localhost" but that doesn't work when I try localhost.<webservice> ws = new ... to use it... What would you recommend? -- tym, Eskimo |
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TODO: namespaces should reflect the context you're in ![]() i.e. ESKIMO.PIE.WEBPAGES ESKIMO.PIE.DAL ESKIMO.PIE.BLL ESKIMO.PIE.UIL versus ESKIMO.PIE.CHOCOLATE <database namespace> in dll ESKIMO.PIE.CHOCOLATE <webpage namespace> in web service project "R. Thomas, aka Xtreme.Net" wrote: oh good... can u pls close close this tread by clicking 'Yes' on top and writing down you solution so that others can get help too... Thanks.. R. Thomas "Eskimo" wrote: It was a namespace issue. I fixed it. "R. Thomas, aka Xtreme.Net" wrote: So whats your status now? R. Thomas "Eskimo" wrote: I already tried that. It was a namespace issue. Which points out the IDE's alphabetic dependency in solution explorer causing an issue upon compile. Yes, I looked at project build order. No, it did not help either. "R. Thomas, aka Xtreme.Net" wrote: Change the name localhost to something more meaningfull and then try with that new name... Hths... P.S : If this post helped you, pls click Yes on top of this post. Thanks R. Thomas "Eskimo" wrote: Hi, I have a webservice on my local development box. I add a web reference in a web application to it. My reference usually comes up as "localhost" but that doesn't work when I try localhost.<webservice> ws = new ... to use it... What would you recommend? -- tym, Eskimo |
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