I am using Visual Studio (with WSE 2.0) to create a Reference.cs proxy for a
customer web service. The WSDL contains one service element with three
different ports, each port using it's own binding.
The problem is that Visual Studio only creates a Wse class for one of these
bindings, leaving the others unavailable for secure Wse calls.
I can, of course, manually add the other wse classes to reference.cs, but
then they will be lost every time I need to update the web reference.
Is it possible to get Visual Studio to create WSE bindings for all the
bindings in the WSDL?
Patrik Kruse - 30 Mar 2005 13:09 GMT
I just noticed the enhancements subgroups where this post is more "on topic",
so I have reposted it in that group.
/Patrik
> I am using Visual Studio (with WSE 2.0) to create a Reference.cs proxy for a
> customer web service. The WSDL contains one service element with three
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> Is it possible to get Visual Studio to create WSE bindings for all the
> bindings in the WSDL?