"Michael Nemtsev" <nemt***@msn.com> wrote in message
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> Hello russell.lane,
>
> Did u include using directive with the namespace of your web service?
>
> r> I have a web service that exposes database contents as disconnected
> r> datasets.  I would to use that web service from within a class
> r> library.
> r> r> I have included a web reference to the service in my class library
> r> project.
> r> r> If I bring up the reference in the object browser, I see the web
> r> service namespace nested within the class library namespace, and I
> r> see the web service type definition with all of the service methods
> r> correctly described.
> r> r> If I look at the app.config file for the reference, I see the URL
> for
> r> the service in the properties settings for the class library.
> r> r> When I try to instantiate a service proxy in the class library code,
> r> however, the service namespace and proxy object type are not
> r> recognized by Intellisense or by the compiler.  Or, actually,
> r> sometimes they are and sometimes they are not, and I can't make out
> r> any rhyme or reason to when they are and aren't.
> r> r> Note that I would like this class library to be a reusable
> component,
> r> so I do not want to have to wait until it's included in an
> r> application to be able to code to the service proxy type.
> r> r> What am I missing?
> r> r> Thanks -
> r> r> Russell Lane
> r> Principal SW Engineer
> r> Eliza Corporation
> ---
> WBR,
> Michael  Nemtsev :: blog: http://spaces.msn.com/laflour
>
> "At times one remains faithful to a cause only because its opponents do
> not cease to be insipid." (c) Friedrich Nietzsche
>
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