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Web service address in config fileI have added a webservice reference to my ASP.NET (ver 2) project, but adding
it Web References in the solution explorer. However, I want the URL to the webservice to be in a config file (like web.config) and not in the dll. How do I do this ? Thanks, Craig If you added as a web reference, you should have a config file with a key
like this: <appSettings> <add key="HelloWorldService.Service" value="http://localhost:4137/TestWebService/Service.asmx"/> </appSettings> Change the value to the URL you now want to point to. -- Show quoteGregory A. Beamer MVP; MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA http://gregorybeamer.spaces.live.com ************************************************* Think outside of the box! ************************************************* "Craig HB" <Crai***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:15B1A6D9-1BB4-490E-B8CA-1F579840DB06@microsoft.com... >I have added a webservice reference to my ASP.NET (ver 2) project, but >adding > it Web References in the solution explorer. > > However, I want the URL to the webservice to be in a config file (like > web.config) and not in the dll. How do I do this ? > > Thanks, > Craig My ASP.NET project references a Class Library project that references that
web service. I can see that app.config file in the Class Library project folder, but is there a way to change that web service without re-compiling the ASP.NET project. I have looked on the live server and (although there is web.config for the ASP.NET project) I can't find a config file for the web service -- just a dll in the bin folder. If this is not possible, is there a way to set up the project so that if there are future changes to the web service URL, I can change that in the ASP.NET config and not have to re-compile the project. |
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