Comments on: today’s c# lesson http://www.raintown.net/fBlog/2008/10/07/todays-c-lesson/ can you blig it? Sun, 20 May 2012 17:35:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.3 By: Josh http://www.raintown.net/fBlog/2008/10/07/todays-c-lesson/#comment-361 Josh Thu, 09 Oct 2008 16:08:51 +0000 http://www.raintown.net/fBlog/2008/10/07/todays-c-lesson/#comment-361 I wonder if vstudio 2008 is doing something here, my service and clients are all vstudio 2003... I'd definitely be keen on knowing if you find out that its vstudio 2008! I wonder if vstudio 2008 is doing something here, my service and clients are all vstudio 2003… I’d definitely be keen on knowing if you find out that its vstudio 2008!

]]> By: frog http://www.raintown.net/fBlog/2008/10/07/todays-c-lesson/#comment-360 frog Wed, 08 Oct 2008 23:14:40 +0000 http://www.raintown.net/fBlog/2008/10/07/todays-c-lesson/#comment-360 Interesting Josh. Of my two webmethods one takes an int and the other takes no args and as mentioned in my post I got a runtime error trying to add the web reference to my client app. Problem disappeared when I commented out one of the webmethods. I'll have to research this further, since you give me hope that there may be a way to get it to work. FYI: the web service is built in vstudio 2003 and the client in vstudio 2008. Interesting Josh. Of my two webmethods one takes an int and the other takes no args and as mentioned in my post I got a runtime error trying to add the web reference to my client app. Problem disappeared when I commented out one of the webmethods. I’ll have to research this further, since you give me hope that there may be a way to get it to work. FYI: the web service is built in vstudio 2003 and the client in vstudio 2008.

]]> By: Josh http://www.raintown.net/fBlog/2008/10/07/todays-c-lesson/#comment-359 Josh Wed, 08 Oct 2008 17:29:45 +0000 http://www.raintown.net/fBlog/2008/10/07/todays-c-lesson/#comment-359 Frank, My webmethods aren't causing problems as webreferences and they use different signatures.. these aren't instantiators though, is that the difference? [WebMethod(Description="Upload a file to a fileshare, specifying the server path, directory, identifier, and filename", MessageName="UploadToSpecificServer")] public void UploadFile(string path, string directoryName, string identifier, string filename) { [WebMethod(Description="Upload a file to a fileshare, specifying the directory, identifier, and filename", MessageName="UploadToDefaultServer")] public void UploadFile(string directoryName, string identifier, string filename) { Frank,

My webmethods aren’t causing problems as webreferences and they use different signatures.. these aren’t instantiators though, is that the difference?

[WebMethod(Description=”Upload a file to a fileshare, specifying the server path, directory, identifier, and filename”, MessageName=”UploadToSpecificServer”)]

public void UploadFile(string path, string directoryName, string identifier, string filename) {

[WebMethod(Description=”Upload a file to a fileshare, specifying the directory, identifier, and filename”, MessageName=”UploadToDefaultServer”)]

public void UploadFile(string directoryName, string identifier, string filename) {

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