RE: Dynamic URL Behavior & Configuration
- From: John Paul. A <JohnPaulA@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 21 Oct 2006 18:54:01 -0700
Hi,
I have a 3rd party web service running in a Web Server within our network.
The web service sends "Hello" message when joins the network and also sends
"Bye" message when leaves the network.
I want to write a client code to receive the "Hello" message as well as the
"Bye" message sent by the web service.
Can you please suggest me a sample code, so that I can discover (dynamically
discover) the web service using the multicast discovery protocol (using
WS-Discovery).
Development Environment : VS 2005, .NET 2.0 and WSE 3.0
Thanks in Advance
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Thanks & Regards,
John Paul. A
MCAD
"Steven Cheng[MSFT]" wrote:
You're welcome..
Regards,
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Thank you, Steven. Given your response I looked in the app.config file in
the
class library project and found the <applicationSettings> and associated
section handler entry in <configSections>. I copied those into the
executables .config file and now all is working as planned.
Mike
"Steven Cheng[MSFT]" wrote:
Hi Mike,the
Welcome to MSDN newsgroup.
Regarding on the Webservice proxy with dynamic URL behavior's url string
stroage question, based on my understanding, in vs 2005/.NET 2.0 project,
we still persist the URL string for dynamic behavior webservice proxy in
application config file (app.config or web.config....). yes, .NET 2.0
class library or desktop app project(winform or console) do use a new
AppSettings class to store and retrieve such configuration info (like
webservice url string , connection string....). However, if we dig into
that appsettings class's code, we'll find that will also point to the
application configuration file (app.config ) underlyingly. So for your
scenario, when you add a web reference in class library project, you'll
find that the class library will add a app.config file in it which has
entry that store the URL string (if using Dynamic Behavior). So when wejust
deploy the class library assembly(add referece to it ) in target client
application(winform, asp.net ,or console...), we can just override (or
copy) the setting in our class library project's app.config to the targetwhat
application 's application config file (app.config or web.config...)
Hope this helps. Thanks,
Steven Cheng
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We have an application converted from v1.1 Framework to v2.0. The
executable
references a class library which in turn has a web reference. The web
reference 'URL Behavior' is set to dynamic. We added an entry to the
executable's .exe.config file to specify the URL, and under the 1.1
framework
this worked well. Unfortunately, this is not working under the 2.0
framework.
I see in the Reference.cs file under the web service reference the
following
code:
this.Url =
global::ClassLibraryName.Properties.Settings.Default.WebServiceName
and I see in Settings.settings in the class library an entry for the web
service. Applications deployed under v2.0 are indeed using the URL
specified
in Settings.settings.
It looks to me as if the web reference is no longer using the exe.config
file to pick up the url for the web service, and it is not clear to me
file needs to be modified when the application is deployed to specify the
location of the URL for that deployment.
How should web references be configured to allow dynamic specification of
their URL, and which deployed files need to be altered to specify the URL?
Thank you,
Mike
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