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Accept Solution Reject Solution. I hope your query will be solved below link. Posted 4-Feb pm Arunprasath Natarajan. Member 5-Feb am. Ok i have checked the above solution, but i have a query about the process no. Arunprasath Natarajan 5-Feb pm. NET Framework class transparently. Add your solution here. OK Paste as.

Treat my content as plain text, not as HTML. Existing Members Sign in to your account. This email is in use. Do you need your password? Submit your solution! When answering a question please: Read the question carefully. Understand that English isn't everyone's first language so be lenient of bad spelling and grammar.

If a question is poorly phrased then either ask for clarification, ignore it, or edit the question and fix the problem. The web service has been made. Now we will test it with a C application.

I have made a simple project just for testing it. You can use and modify these things for further purposes. Now the main criteria should be fill up. Imagine you have created a web service and a Windows Forms application. How will they work? The process is pretty straight forward. Right-click on the References tab of the Windows Forms application project in Solution Explorer, then click Add service reference.

Then this pop-up window will open. Copy the URL of the web service and paste it into the address bar. I have made it in the local server. If you upload it online, you should insert the server address of the web service. Click OK, then the service reference will be added into your project. Step 4. You should create an object of soup client object to get access to the web service.

Then you can use the functions, you have created in the web service. Remember, the client data will go to the web service server first and then after execution under those functions, the output will show. Remember about the database connection string. You should change the connection string by you PC server name. Thank you for reading. Have a good day. This only applies to when the control works the first time, and then you make a change to it and it stops working. The reason the control is not displaying after you rebuild the assembly and copy it over to your webpage's folder is because the assembly is stored on the client's download assembly cache.

You can either clear the download cache by using the gacutil gacutil. The content you requested has been removed. Ask a question. Quick access. Search related threads. Remove From My Forums. Asked by:. Archived Forums. Sign in to vote. Net configuration tool. Wednesday, June 20, AM. User posted Here is an article on getting it to run.

User posted Eric, As explained in the article , the following two could be thecommon problems while embedding. NET pages: Getting the control to load can be difficult. To make sure the control itself is loading, add a simple button on the user control. If the control loads with the 'image' type square in the top left, and you don't see your button, check the path to the DLL. If you get an 'Object does not support this property or method' error client side in your javascript when trying to access public methods of your class, be sure you have ComVisible set to true above your definition see below.

This most often happens with. NET 2. So the problem is still there of an empty box. Thursday, June 21, AM. User posted Umer, I have the same problem. Wednesday, October 21, AM. User posted Can you try adding the link to your trusted website or in local area netwrok trust website in your browser and then restart your browser. Also, the control has stopped working once again. Back to the empty box. User posted Ok, here's a question I tried 'Embedded Resource' but that still didn't work User posted Have you tried running the webservice from your browser on its own using the exact same http address which is called in your main application?

User posted Could it be something to do with the way I am copying the file from the WindowsControlLibrary project to the WebApplication project? What on earth is going on?



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