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.NET Forum / ASP.NET / Web Services / November 2004debugging two webservices
Hello, Tough webservice debugging issue - @least for me =8-/ Here's the situation...I have a webservice app that is a project in a solution with the webservice client app (vb.net app) I want to "create" a duplicate copy of the webservice app so the webservice client app can call both of them i.e. webservice1.asmx which is webserviceproject1 webservice2.asmx which is ALSO webserviceproject1 so the client app can call the "same" actual asmx project ...however they are two separate instances of the same webservice I hope I explained that good enough...i tried :-) Regards, Mekim Hi Mekim, I could not understand what exactly your question is. Just copy webservice1.asmx to webservice2.asmx along with webservice1.asmx.cs and webservice1.asmx.res files to webservice2.asmx.cs and webservice2.asmx.res. Rename class name in webservice2 files to from webservice1 to webservice2 and compile the project. Now you have two instances of your web service and you can select which one to access by setting the Url property of the proxy class that resides on the client. Debugging should not be the issue here since VS.NET will break on your breakpoint no matter if they are in webservice1 or webservice2. Best, Martin Kulov www.codeattest.com hi Martin, First off, thx for taking the extreme effort to try and figure out what I was trying to say...i know it wasn't the clearest :-) The way u describe to do this seems to be the only way to do it, but it seems kind of silly in a way. If it werre not a webservice it could easily be done..i.e the code below ...but u can't with a webservice,....which I understand since everything is based of the asmx file as the starting point ...but it would be nice to add mulitple asmx files in one project...and maintain the same codebehind...like having two diff aspx pages w/ the same codebehind... i.e. non webservice objects can use the same codebehind...but not webservices? Dim x1 as classHello Dim x2 as classHello x1.CallFunctionWithBreakPoint() x2.CallFunctionWithBreakPoint() Regards, Mekim > Hi Mekim, > I could not understand what exactly your question is. Just copy webservice1.asmx to webservice2.asmx along with webservice1.asmx.cs and webservice1.asmx.res files to webservice2.asmx.cs and webservice2.asmx.res. Rename class name in webservice2 files to from webservice1 to webservice2 and compile the project. Now you have two instances of your web service and you can select which one to access by setting the Url property of the proxy class that resides on the client. Debugging should not be the issue here since VS.NET will break on your breakpoint no matter if they are in webservice1 or webservice2. > > Best, > Martin Kulov > www.codeattest.com Hi again, So if I got it right you want to create new instance of your web service that has different page name, but use the same code-behind. Is that correct? If you open the .asmx file you will see smth like this [1]. Just copy the asmx file to a new file, but keep the same class and codebehind values. HTH, Martin Kulov http://www.codeattest.com [1] <%@ WebService Language="c#" Codebehind="webservice1.asmx.cs" Class="WSEDemo. webservice1" % Free MagazinesGet these publications absolutely FREE for up to 12 months. There are no hidden fees and no obligation. Simply choose a title, complete the application form and submit it. Read more ...
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