Re: Upgrading a 1.1 webservice to a 3.5 webservice

Thanks for replying. Unfortunately those steps did not change anything. The
only thing I can imagine are permissions within Vista but I am run VS 2008 as
administrator. So I am bufuddled.

wrl

"Mr. Arnold" wrote:


"Whiskey Romeo Lima" <Whiskey Romeo Lima@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
message news:B7464351-5A5D-4610-BCB6-04CAC2FAC8A9@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I have a previous development environment on a XP machine using 1.1
.NetFramework and SQLServer 2000 and VS 2003. The code is gold.

I am now attempting to move those projects to a Vista machine, using 3.5
SP1
.NetFramework and SQLServer 2008. The windows application upgraded with
little problems. It depends on the webservice to interface with
SQLServer.

The webservice and the windows application are separate solutions. Even
though the webservice appears to be set up correctly in IIS 7.0 (I can
navigate to it directly using IE and all the methods show), I cannot debug
it.

I get this error when trying to access this line of code:

Private Sub SetAppData()
Dim ds As New DataSet
Dim rw As DataRow

ds.Merge(wsCommon.GetAppData) <--Errors here

Error Message:

Unable to automatically step into the server. Unable to determine a
stopping location. Verify symbols are loaded. Symbol not found:
DMSDataWS.wsCommon.GetAppData().


It means that the DMSDataWS.wsCommon.GetAppData Web Service project
containing the method must be recompiled.

Also, the Web service reference the client solution is using in its client
project must be updated after the Web service compile.

In addition, the client project must be recompiled so that Symbols are
reestablished for debugging when the client tries to step into the code of
the Web service, during debugging.






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