Re: Add Web References problems
From: Russ (russk2_at_eticomm.net)
Date: 04/29/04
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Date: Thu, 29 Apr 2004 17:09:58 -0400
Luke, I removed and reinstalled the .net framework 1.1 and then
changed the userName in machine.config to "SYSTEM". This solved the
problem of <identity impersonate="true"/> causing a problem.
I can now read the asmx file when I try to add a web reference, and it
gives me no errors. However when I actually tell it to add a
reference to my AuthorsWinClient project, I still get the error:
"E:\testNet\AuthorsWinClient\Web References\asrv\Reference.map(1):
Custom tool warning: DiscoCodeGenerator unable to initialize code
generator. No code generated."
So when I try to add the DataSet control to the client, there are "no
datasets in project". What do you suggest?
Thank you, Russ
On Tue, 27 Apr 2004 03:29:33 GMT, lukezhan@online.microsoft.com
([MSFT]) wrote:
>Hi Russ,
>
>The problem mentioned in the KB article is still with framework 1.1 since
>it is a permission issue with a DC. In the web.config, you have specified
><identity impersonate="true"/>. This requires impernate after
>authentication. However, the ASPNET account may not have enough permission
>to perform impersonate. Therefore, I suggest you begin with System account
>and an ASP.NET project (it is easier to debug than a web service). See what
>is the result you will get. If the ASP.NET project, then go on with a web
>service project.
>
>Luke
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