Working with Web Services in Visual Studio 2005

Working with Web Services in Visual Studio 2005

• OGData

  I've also this problem but there is asp.net version 2.0.50727 installed.
  When I try to add it on windows application it works fine.
  When I try to add it on a pocketpc application I still get this error

  grtz

  
  

• Ant_59

  Hi Steve,
  
     Thanks for your reply.
  
  Yes,my App_Code directory is located at c:\TestingWebServices\MyWebServices.
  
  And i proceeded in the same way as u said, but still getting the same error as before.
  
  Will u please tell me the step by step procedure to create and consume a web service (VS 2005)

  
  
  

• kevingpo

  HI,

  This solution really works so I guess there are a incompatibilities in version 1 and 2. Oh well. I am actually writing a webservice to authenticate via active directory. The service is working and i can invoke it. The problem I am having is that when I call the webservice directly it the AUTH_USER field value which is my correct userid but when I call the service from my default.aspx page it returns "NT AUTHORITY\NETWORK SERVICE". Any ideas on what is going on

  Regards,
  cfusion.

  
  
  

• Mike Williams28205

  Hi Anarchy,
   
        Thanks for spending your time to reply me.
  
        I tried to load the web service in a browser(IE),its working quite well(with or without  checking the NTLM authentication).
  
        But i'm getting the following error when i tried to add it as web referrence to another ASP.NET application,
  
  "Server Error in '/TestingWebServices' Application
  
  Parser Error
  
  Description: An error occurred during the parsing of a resource required to service this request. Please review the following specific parse error details and modify your source file appropriately.
  
  Parser Error Message: Could not create type 'Service'.
  
  Source Error:
  
  

  Line 1: <%@ WebService Language="C#" CodeBehind="~/App_Code/Service.cs" Class="Service" %> 

  
  Source File: C:\TestingWebServices\MyWebService\Service.asmx    Line: 1"
  
  I've added this C:\TestingWebServices folder as "Virtual Directory" in IIS.
  
  

• azmath76

  I got it.
  
  Go to virtual directory ('TestWebService2' in my case) in IIS.
  Right click -> Properties -> ASP.Net -> select the version to be 2.0. .
  
  Regards
  shwe
  
  
  

• aravinda.kishore

  Hi All,
  I am having the same problem as Padma.
  I have been working with Visual Studio 2003 Web Services. There were simple.
  Even the folders and file names are totally diffrent in studio 2005.
  
  E.g. I created a WebService named 'TestWebService2'.
  But the dll name I got from that project is 'App_Code.dll' in bin directory.
  Published folder structure is -
  
  c:\TestWebService2\TestWebService2.asmx
  c:\TestWebService2\Web.config
  c:\TestWebService2\Bin\App_Code.dll
  
  In IIS, I created a virtual directory to c:\TestWebService2
  When I access that virtual directory, the error was the same as Padma had -
  
  
  

  Parser Error

  Description: An error occurred during the parsing of a resource required to service this request. Please review the following specific parse error details and modify your source file appropriately.
  
  Parser Error Message: Could not create type 'TestWebService2'.
  
  Source Error:
  
  

  Line 1: <%@ WebService Language="C#" CodeBehind="~/App_Code/TestWebService2.cs" Class="TestWebService2" %>

  
  Source File: C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\DOTNETTests\TestWebService2\TestWebService2.asmx Line: 1
  
  
  Will please somebody help out
  
  Thanks
  shwe
  
  
  

• jlc72

  Hi shwe,

  Great!! Thanks for the solution!!!!

  
  
  

• Cp1der

  Hi Padma,
  
  
  
  In a previous post you said that you had an IIS Virtual Directory pointed at
  
  C:\TestingWebServices
  
  
  but it looks like you've created the ASP.NET web project underneath that (at c:\TestingWebServices\MyWebServices). Is your App_Code directory located at c:\TestingWebServices\MyWebServices\App_Code by any chance
  
  
  
  If so, the solution is simple - just move the virtual directory one level deeper so it points at c:\TestingWebServices\MyWebServices. Then everything should be OK.
  
  
  
  ASP.NET projects must live at the top of the virtual directory hierarchy and not in subroots.
  
  
  
  Hope that helps
  
  -steve
  
  

• Chatterbox

  Hi Yasser,
  
      Thanks for ur reply.
  
      Yes, the file 'Service.cs' is there.
  
  The class 'Service' is attributed with
  
  

  [WebService(Namespace = "http://tempuri.org/")]

  [WebServiceBinding(ConformsTo = WsiProfiles.BasicProfile1_1)]
  
  Even if i change the Namespace to anyother URI, i'm getting the same errror.
  
  Help me.
  
  

  
  
  

• lf3877

  try re-installing the frameworks
  
  

• Jari Haaranen

  This message means the class Service could not be loaded for some reason. It looks like the class is in a code behind file. Is the file really there Is the class called Service with no namespace
  

• emilychou

  In the WebService you are trying to add to another project, go to the Property Pages, then Start Options, and uncheck NTLM Authentication.
  
  A good way to check if your webservice is running and is accessible, try loading it in a browser window
  
  
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