Hi James,

What flavor of WebService have you created?

If you're using FrontPage web projects, FrontPage is responsible of adding
the files to the VSS database (and in fact you add them through IIS Manager
interface)
FrontPage adds in the VSS database all the files from the
http://server/project location
If you're using FileShare web projects, VS.NET is responsible for adding the
files in the database.
VS.NET adds in the VSS database all the files that are part of the project.

I suspect that in your case the web project file contains only the
Service1.asmx.
I'm not sure how you created the EquipmentWS.asmx (perhaps outside VS?),
anyway, I don't think it was part of the project when you added the solution
to scc.
The solution is building whatever file the project references, and I think
you're right, it builds Service1.asmx

You can easily fix the problem:
- Open the solution in VS.NET
- Locate in the project the Service1.asmx file
- Delete it (accept a confirmation dialog), checkout the project file when
prompted with a checkout on edit dialog
- Add Existing Item in the project, point to EquipmentWs.asmx. If told that
the file will take identity of an existing item in database, continue.
- Now checkin the project and you're done
- You might also want to delete after that the file $/Project/Service1.asmx
in the VSS database.