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I am trying to add a service reference with an ssl url. &nbsp;It finds it but when it is adding it - I receive an error.<br />
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It says:<br />
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Failed to add Serivice reference<br />
'APIServiceReference.Refer<wbr />ence'.<br />
Error:Exception from HRESULT:0x80040400<br />
Please use Error List window to view the full error message.<br />
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Where is the Error List Window to view the error?
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I am trying to add a service reference with an ssl url.  It finds it but when it is adding it - I receive an error.

It says:

Failed to add Serivice reference
'APIServiceReference.Reference'.
Error:Exception from HRESULT:0x80040400
Please use Error List window to view the full error message.

Where is the Error List Window to view the error?

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