Hey Dilip,

Thanks for the reply. So does this mean Webservices do not support
Overloaded constructors? I am trying to pass some information as a parameter
to the constructor, so that the webservice can initialize the fields once the
instance is created. To be more precise, I am trying to create a datalayer
using webservices. So i need to pass the connection string as a parameter to
the webservice class. Currently, when i try to create an instance of the
webservice class from an asp.net application, it shows only the default
parameter-less constructor, even though I have specified 2 constructors. If I
ignore this and try to create an instance using the 2nd constructor(with
parameter), it gives me a compilation error saying that "No overload for
method 'MethodName' takes '1' arguments.

I cannot specify this in the web.config file, since everytime, they need to
connect to a new database, the web.config has to be changed. So does this
mean I should have another Web method which will perform the same function
and not use the constructor? I hope I am clear.

Thanks.