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I'm developing an n-tier application that consists of Serviced Components, Web services and a Windows Forms user interface. In the serviced component I've defined a dataset with 2 tables. The web service uses this component and knows about this dataset. However ... at the user interface I've added a web reference. This is where the problem begins: the typed dataset only contains 1 table and there are still some old columns in it. No problem you're probably thinking, but updating or removing and re-adding the webreference doesn't work. I tried everything I could imagine ... Has anyone experienced the same problem or knows what to do about it? Best regards, Pieter |
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Have u tried restarting aspnet? Are u certain your asmx file is picking up on the correct assembly? Have u tried deleting the WebReference and adding it again?In the worst case, u could try to write a brand new WebMethod on a brand new WebService that does what u want to do. If that still fails, u can be certain itīs not a bad WebRef "Pieter" <forgetaboutit (AT) noneofyourbusiness (DOT) com> wrote in message news:uhHsgQqVDHA.392 (AT) TK2MSFTNGP11 (DOT) phx.gbl... I'm developing an n-tier application that consists of Serviced Components, Web services and a Windows Forms user interface. In the serviced component I've defined a dataset with 2 tables. The web service uses this component and knows about this dataset. However ... at the user interface I've added a web reference. This is where the problem begins: the typed dataset only contains 1 table and there are still some old columns in it. No problem you're probably thinking, but updating or removing and re-adding the webreference doesn't work. I tried everything I could imagine ... Has anyone experienced the same problem or knows what to do about it? Best regards, Pieter |
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Have u tried restarting aspnet? Are u certain your asmx file is picking up on the correct assembly? Have u tried deleting the WebReference and adding it again?In the worst case, u could try to write a brand new WebMethod on a brand new WebService that does what u want to do. If that still fails, u can be certain itīs not a bad WebRef "Pieter" <forgetaboutit (AT) noneofyourbusiness (DOT) com> wrote in message news:uhHsgQqVDHA.392 (AT) TK2MSFTNGP11 (DOT) phx.gbl... I'm developing an n-tier application that consists of Serviced Components, Web services and a Windows Forms user interface. In the serviced component I've defined a dataset with 2 tables. The web service uses this component and knows about this dataset. However ... at the user interface I've added a web reference. This is where the problem begins: the typed dataset only contains 1 table and there are still some old columns in it. No problem you're probably thinking, but updating or removing and re-adding the webreference doesn't work. I tried everything I could imagine ... Has anyone experienced the same problem or knows what to do about it? Best regards, Pieter |
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