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get folder content form a webservice

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    Hi, I am trying to develop a webservice which will scan a given directory on the server and expose the result. I want to call this webservice from a WinForm application to populate a treeview. Do you have any suggestions on the way I should do that ? Thanks, Guillaume

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      Hi, I am trying to develop a webservice which will scan a given directory on the server and expose the result. I want to call this webservice from a WinForm application to populate a treeview. Do you have any suggestions on the way I should do that ? Thanks, Guillaume

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      Hi, Not sure what part you need help with, but the easiest way to consume a webserivice is build a proxy class in vs.net. Just right click on the name of your project in the soloutions explorer and the select add webreference. Then enter the url to the WSDL of your webservice and click on the add web reference button. You can then call the methods of your webservice by doiing th following. webreferenceNameyoucreatedabove.methodName(); Regards, tom

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