asked on How to use web.config, asmx and default.aspx
I am having a problem getting my DEFAULT.ASPX file to get the connection in the WEB.CONFIG file, which is calling on a webservice asmx located on a website server. Below are my settings in the web.config file and the default.aspx file.
Notes:
1. I hand coded these files, so there are no other files in play.
2. When I use Visual Studio 2005, there are lots of other files. However, when I copy the files to my website server, I encounter other issues. I cannot use the 'publish' feature in VS2005. I am just trying to run a test to see how the ASMX file works. In this case, the ASMX file is returning a dataset, which the default.aspx file will display to the user.
Questions:
1. What am I doing wrong?
2. Does the asmx file, or something else need to be compiled before I upload it to my server?
3. Where is the location of the web.config file? Can it be in the sub-folder where default.aspx is or does it need to be in the website root folder?
[web.config]
<configuration>
<appSettings>
<add key="ABC.Test" value="http://www.mywebsitee.com//WebServices/Test.asmx"/>
</appSettings>
[default.aspx]
Sub gv_Clients_Load()
Dim ws As New ABC.Test <---- Error here, see msg below
gv_Clients.DataSource = ws.GetClients
gv_Clients.DataBind()
End Sub
[default.aspx Error Message]
Compiler Error Message: BC30002: Type 'ABC.Test' is not defined.
Notes:
1. I hand coded these files, so there are no other files in play.
2. When I use Visual Studio 2005, there are lots of other files. However, when I copy the files to my website server, I encounter other issues. I cannot use the 'publish' feature in VS2005. I am just trying to run a test to see how the ASMX file works. In this case, the ASMX file is returning a dataset, which the default.aspx file will display to the user.
Questions:
1. What am I doing wrong?
2. Does the asmx file, or something else need to be compiled before I upload it to my server?
3. Where is the location of the web.config file? Can it be in the sub-folder where default.aspx is or does it need to be in the website root folder?
[web.config]
<configuration>
<appSettings>
<add key="ABC.Test" value="http://www.mywebsitee.com//WebServices/Test.asmx"/>
</appSettings>
[default.aspx]
Sub gv_Clients_Load()
Dim ws As New ABC.Test <---- Error here, see msg below
gv_Clients.DataSource = ws.GetClients
gv_Clients.DataBind()
End Sub
[default.aspx Error Message]
Compiler Error Message: BC30002: Type 'ABC.Test' is not defined.
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Last Comment
strickdd
ASKER
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To easily do this, you should add a web reference to that web service URL you posted.
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How do I do this ?
To easily do this, you should add a web reference to that web service URL you posted.
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How do I do this ?
ASKER
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On another not, to reference something in the web.config appSettings section, it is like this:
System.Configuration.Confi
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changing......
[default.aspx]
Sub gv_Clients_Load()
dim ws as New System.Configuration.Confi
gv_Clients.DataSource = ws.GetClients
gv_Clients.DataBind()
End Sub
error;;;;;;
Compiler Error Message: BC30002: Type 'System.Configuration.Conf
On another not, to reference something in the web.config appSettings section, it is like this:
System.Configuration.Confi
<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
changing......
[default.aspx]
Sub gv_Clients_Load()
dim ws as New System.Configuration.Confi
gv_Clients.DataSource = ws.GetClients
gv_Clients.DataBind()
End Sub
error;;;;;;
Compiler Error Message: BC30002: Type 'System.Configuration.Conf
If you right click on your project or website and Add Web Reference, follow the wizard, and VS will create the proxy class. Make sure to call the web reference ABC.Test and your code will then look like:
dim ws as New ABC.Text()
The "System.Configuration.Conf
dim ws as New ABC.Text()
The "System.Configuration.Conf
ASKER
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
If you right click on your project or website and Add Web Reference, follow the wizard, and VS will create the proxy class. Make sure to call the web reference ABC.Test and your code will then look like:
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I understand what you are saying......but I don't want to use VS to build my project.
I am trying to find the code that I need to run my asmx file.
I should be able to hand-code without VS.
If you right click on your project or website and Add Web Reference, follow the wizard, and VS will create the proxy class. Make sure to call the web reference ABC.Test and your code will then look like:
<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
I understand what you are saying......but I don't want to use VS to build my project.
I am trying to find the code that I need to run my asmx file.
I should be able to hand-code without VS.
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On another not, to reference something in the web.config appSettings section, it is like this:
System.Configuration.Confi