generating NET Framework 3.0 WS proxy?

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Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]

Albertas,

If you are using .NET 3.0 and hosting it in windows forms, what is the
binding that you are using?
 
Hello,

Here is the situation: I had a Web Service that ran on IIS. Proxy for
client application was generated using wsdl.exe. Now I replaced WS with
..NET Framework 3.0 so that I can host it on Windows Forms application.
The problem is that client application has to be written in .NET
Framework 2.0. And proxy class that wsdl.exe generates makes methods
with wrong arguments. My question is: What I am doing wrong? And how I
can fix that?

Thank You
 
I'm using WCF component System.ServiceModel. If that is what you
asked for ?

Thank You

Albertas,

If you are using .NET 3.0 and hosting it in windows forms, what is the
binding that you are using?


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Albertas said:
Hello,

Here is the situation: I had a Web Service that ran on IIS. Proxy for
client application was generated using wsdl.exe. Now I replaced WS with
.NET Framework 3.0 so that I can host it on Windows Forms application.
The problem is that client application has to be written in .NET
Framework 2.0. And proxy class that wsdl.exe generates makes methods
with wrong arguments. My question is: What I am doing wrong? And how I
can fix that?

Thank You
 
Nicholas said:
Albertas,

If you are using .NET 3.0 and hosting it in windows forms, what is the
binding that you are using?

Ok, I found from my app.config that I'm using:

binding="basicHttpBinding" contract="paslaugos.Imetodai"/>
 

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