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Web Service Proxy -- Begin/End pattern?

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D.J. Heap - 25 Apr 2006 01:43 GMT
Is there a way to get VS2005 to generate the Begin/End pattern (as VS2003
always did) for async web service calls rather than the
MethodAsync/MethodCompleted pattern when adding web references?

The MSDN documentation seems schizophrenic and references both patterns, but
I can't find a way to change the behavior back to the VS2003/Begin/End style.

The Begin/End pattern is just much more convenient for some scenarios.

Thanks!
Greg Young [MVP] - 27 Apr 2006 11:29 GMT
Yeah use wsdl out of the 1.1 framework to generate it :)

I would imagine that you could try tricking it into using the old wsdl.exe
but I am not sure what other odd dependencies may exist :)

> Is there a way to get VS2005 to generate the Begin/End pattern (as VS2003
> always did) for async web service calls rather than the
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> Thanks!
D.J. Heap - 27 Apr 2006 16:53 GMT
The new wsdl.exe generates both styles by default and I've used it as a
workaround, but it'd be nice to know if VS2005 is going to break all our
VS2003 web service clients (if someone updates a web reference) or if it has
an option to do one or the other or both styles...

DJ

> Yeah use wsdl out of the 1.1 framework to generate it :)
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