I need to add a web reference programatically on the application's load
event. Can anybody help me out with this

Thanks in advance

I think you need to improve the description of the problem. You cant add a
brand new reference to a web service at runtime as your code wont use it at
all and it would therefore be useless. You can however specify for the URL
for a reference to be held in the config file so it can be changed if thats
what your after.


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"bbdobuddy" wrote:

> I need to add a web reference programatically on the application's load
> event. Can anybody help me out with this
>
> Thanks in advance

I found out some info. I think all I need to do is to change the url in the
web services proxy. Does anyone have any code that I could see how to do this

Thanks

"bbdobuddy" wrote:

> I need to add a web reference programatically on the application's load
> event. Can anybody help me out with this
>
> Thanks in advance

What you are describing is *NOT* "adding a webreference programatically". You
are describing setting the Url property of a pre-existing webService proxy
client class at runtime. You can do this by simply pulling out your url from
an appSettings element in the web.config, or from a database, and setting the
Url property just before making the proxy method call.

This code here
http://weblogs.shockbyte.com.ar/rodo.../09/10698.aspx
*IS* an example of dynamically creating a webreference and proxy class.
There are other similar such examples should you care to look.
Peter

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"bbdobuddy" wrote:

> I found out some info. I think all I need to do is to change the url in the
> web services proxy. Does anyone have any code that I could see how to do this
>
> Thanks
>
> "bbdobuddy" wrote:
>
> > I need to add a web reference programatically on the application's load
> > event. Can anybody help me out with this
> >
> > Thanks in advance