Re: Type Load failure in Web Service Client

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"Chance Hopkins" <chance_hopkins@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> "Nathan Mellor" <nmNOSPAMXX$$@hp.com> wrote in message
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>>A customer has reported a failure in calling a web service:
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>> Cound not load type
>> System.Web.Services.Protocols.Soap HttpClientProtocol
>> from assembly System.Web.Services, Version=1.0.5000.0,
>> Culture= neutral PublicKeyToken=......
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> I get errors that are similar to this, sometimes, using a TcpClient when
> calling a connection that fails.
>
> one possible solution is to wrap the call with a try catch and handle it
> in a "friendly manner". Just ask them to click again.

Thanks.

This makes some sense when I look at the generated code. The derived
contructor sets the URL. If the base constructor is checking for something,
it could fail. A TypeLoad can definitely happen if a constructor throws an
exception.

I'll try failing gracefully and give a chance for retry, since there is a
number of things that can go wrong here.

Nathan




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