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    Michael Potter
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    Does anyone know of any examples of calling a web service in C# without using the Visual Studio auto class creation system? Problem: I have a web service which is not stuck on any one URL. How do I allow a user to change that URL on the fly and call another instance of the Web Service.

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      Does anyone know of any examples of calling a web service in C# without using the Visual Studio auto class creation system? Problem: I have a web service which is not stuck on any one URL. How do I allow a user to change that URL on the fly and call another instance of the Web Service.

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      IIRC there is an option to set a dynamic URL. Dig around there, im sure that will give u a solution :p top secret
      Download xacc-ide 0.0.3 now!
      See some screenshots

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        IIRC there is an option to set a dynamic URL. Dig around there, im sure that will give u a solution :p top secret
        Download xacc-ide 0.0.3 now!
        See some screenshots

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        I didn't want a simple answer. I wanted the long drawn out theoretical solution that leads to the simple answer after many hours of ripping my hair out. Indeed, there is a property called 'URL' that can be modified from the default. Silly me. -Thanks

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