Deploying device application to Shared Folder

K

KY

Hi,
I am trying to call a web service from a Device application using WSE
3.0. I am using Visual Studio 2005 Beta 2 and .NETCF 2.0. But I am getting
following error when trying to deploy the applocation.

Deployment and/or registration failed with error: 0x80070070. There is not
enough space on the disk

I tried specifying the RAM size upto 256 MB also, but it does not seem
to change the emulator memory size as it is not making any difference.
Can anyone tell me what should be the problem and any work around to this?
I read in one of the posts that an application can be deployed to a
shared folder on desktop computer to overcome this, but I dont know how to
deploy the application to shared folder( I am able to share a folder, just
dont know how to point VS2005 to this folder for deployment). If anyone
knows how to do this, please do tell me.

Thanks in advance,
KY
 
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Peter Foot [MVP]

Once you've mapped a shared folder in the emulator it appears in the file
system as a storage card and I think (without being able to check my machine
at the moment) it's path is \Storage Card\. So you can change the deployment
folder from \Program Files\YourApp\ to \Storage Card\YourApp\

Peter
 
K

KY

Thanks. It is getting deployed properly. But now I am getting the error:

MissingMethodException : Could not load type
Microsoft.Web.Services3.WebServiceClientProtocal from assembly
Microsoft.Web.Services3..

The Microsoft.Web.Services3.dll is deployed to the storage card properly.
What could be the problem?

Thanks,
KY
 
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Alex Feinman [MVP]

AFAIK Microsoft.Webservicess3 is a desktop DLL. What is it doing referenced
ina device project?
 
K

KY

Actually I am new to WSE 3.0. I want to do a web service call using WSE 3.0
through Device Application.
For a desktop application as a client, we need to add a reference to
Microsoft.Web.Services3. So how should I do it for a device application?

Thanks,
KY
 

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