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.NET Forum / ASP.NET / Web Services / February 2008

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Building Web Services

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Derek Hart - 12 Feb 2008 23:53 GMT
When building a web service in the same solution as the client for the web
service, what is the most efficient way to test for changes? When I add a
web reference, I choose the option to add web services in the current
solution. Do I have to delete the web service reference every time in my
client app, and add it back.  Should I publish it into a different area on
my system?

Derek
Mr. Arnold - 13 Feb 2008 00:10 GMT
> When building a web service in the same solution as the client for the web
> service, what is the most efficient way to test for changes? When I add a
> web reference, I choose the option to add web services in the current
> solution. Do I have to delete the web service reference every time in my
> client app, and add it back.  Should I publish it into a different area on
> my system?

The Web service is already in the solution, then you would just need to
update the Web service in the solution and telling it to update the
references to pick up new changes. You don't have to delete/add to pick-up
new code in the solution for testing.

That's if I understand what you are talking about.

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