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changing urlBehavior to determine which web service to use

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Debster2124 - 15 Mar 2005 22:14 GMT
I have 3 web servers (one development, one test, one live), and we have
built in-house web services from our mainframe system that I use in my
logon page. But there are 2 web service servers, and I need to connect to a
certain web service based on whichever web server I am on. I was told that
I could possibly change the urlBehavior of my web service to dynamic, and
then do something in the web.config file. What am I missing? Is this a
possible solution to my problem? Basically if I'm on development or test, I
want to connect to development web service server, otherwise, live. Any
help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!
Manohar Kamath - 15 Mar 2005 22:34 GMT
Check the thread "How to repoint without recompiling" for the solution.

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> I have 3 web servers (one development, one test, one live), and we have
> built in-house web services from our mainframe system that I use in my
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> Thanks!

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