Hi Martin,

No, this doesn't sound like a bug.  In a generated proxy, the typical
result is a proxy class (that you use to access the remote methods) and
then supporting data classes used to pass arguments to the web methods and
receive the appropriate return data types.

I hope this helps

Dan Rogers
Microsoft Corporation
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Hello

When I add a Web Reference to my Client Project, using a vsdisco file, in
the generated reference.vb only for the first class is a xxxWSE proxy class
generated. For all other classes the WSE proxy is missing.

WSE is enabled for the client and the server project.

It's a bug?

thanks
Martin