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  • K kendo17

    typing in <%@ WebService Language="C#" Class="StockQuote.XPlatformServices" %> at top of code page but it does not like this for some reason i am using 2005 web developer, but coding from an old book, can anyone please help The web service will be crossplatform. 1. keyword,identifier, or string expected after verbatim specifier:@ 2. A namespace does not directly contain members such as fields or methods Please HELP Thank You

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    pmarfleet
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    Where have you put the @WebService directive? In your .asmx file? Or in your .asmx.cs file?

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      Where have you put the @WebService directive? In your .asmx file? Or in your .asmx.cs file?

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      kendo17
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      in the service.cs file

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        in the service.cs file

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        When i enter the code in the .asmx file it it comes back with error when i build it; could not create type 'StockQuote.XPlatformServices' Any Ideas. Is it that this code does not run from within the program where it is created that it requires to be called from another platform language.:confused:

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          in the service.cs file

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          The WebService directive should only go in the .asmx file. The .cs file i only for your C# code. If you create your web service using Visual Studio, the .asmx file is automatically generated for you. You shouldn't need to modify the directive yourself.

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          • K kendo17

            When i enter the code in the .asmx file it it comes back with error when i build it; could not create type 'StockQuote.XPlatformServices' Any Ideas. Is it that this code does not run from within the program where it is created that it requires to be called from another platform language.:confused:

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            In the code-behind file for your webservice, you should create a class called XPlatformServices that belongs to the StockQuote namespace.

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              The WebService directive should only go in the .asmx file. The .cs file i only for your C# code. If you create your web service using Visual Studio, the .asmx file is automatically generated for you. You shouldn't need to modify the directive yourself.

              Paul Marfleet "No, his mind is not for rent To any God or government" Tom Sawyer - Rush

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              kendo17
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              i altered the asmx as so i can call the web service from another language platform Java. I understand that this is the code that i need but dont know what is the correct way to use it.

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                i altered the asmx as so i can call the web service from another language platform Java. I understand that this is the code that i need but dont know what is the correct way to use it.

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                kendo17 wrote:

                I understand that this is the code that i need but dont know what is the correct way to use it.

                I don't understand what you mean. Is there still a problem with your .asmx file? If so, post your code.

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                  kendo17 wrote:

                  I understand that this is the code that i need but dont know what is the correct way to use it.

                  I don't understand what you mean. Is there still a problem with your .asmx file? If so, post your code.

                  Paul Marfleet "No, his mind is not for rent To any God or government" Tom Sawyer - Rush

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                  kendo17
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                  this is the code i am using in the asmx file i have saved it as SimpleStockQuote and it is on my C: <%@ WebService Language="C#" Class="SimpleStockQuote.XPlatformServices" %> -- modified at 13:53 Sunday 4th November, 2007

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                    this is the code i am using in the asmx file i have saved it as SimpleStockQuote and it is on my C: <%@ WebService Language="C#" Class="SimpleStockQuote.XPlatformServices" %> -- modified at 13:53 Sunday 4th November, 2007

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                    That looks OK. Are you still having problems?

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                      That looks OK. Are you still having problems?

                      Paul Marfleet "No, his mind is not for rent To any God or government" Tom Sawyer - Rush

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                      kendo17
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                      yes sorted it was had not changed the class details thank you i need to complete this tonight or i am going to struggle at Uni.

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                        yes sorted it was had not changed the class details thank you i need to complete this tonight or i am going to struggle at Uni.

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                        OK. Good luck.

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