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Greg,<br />
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Maybe I'll have a public version like you say, but a private version as well, so I can be sure that multiple servers running the same web service in fact have the same build.<br />
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Bob
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Greg,

Maybe I'll have a public version like you say, but a private version as well, so I can be sure that multiple servers running the same web service in fact have the same build.


Bob

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I have a web service I'd like to deploy and would like to remotely check the version number. &nbsp;But I do not want to take the risk that I forgot to increment some value before deployment. &nbsp;I want to be certain that a new version arrived and was deployed.<br />
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Is therea build number or some other unique value (or string) that the program can reference and return when I create a Getersion() web method?<br />
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thanks,<br />
newbieweb<br />

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I have a web service I'd like to deploy and would like to remotely check the version number.  But I do not want to take the risk that I forgot to increment some value before deployment.  I want to be certain that a new version arrived and was deployed.

Is therea build number or some other unique value (or string) that the program can reference and return when I create a Getersion() web method?

thanks,
newbieweb


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