WCF - How to generate a proxy class from a WSDL...
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Hello, I'm writing a windows application that uses the Amazon FPS web service. I would like to use WCF, though I don't have much experience with it yet. I thought that by adding a web reference to the service WSDL, that a proxy class would be created for me. The web reference was added, and I can browse the types defined in the WSDL in the object browser, but Visual Studio did not generate a proxy class. What's the best way to proceed? Do I have to use svcutil to generate the proxy code? Thanks! Ian
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Hello, I'm writing a windows application that uses the Amazon FPS web service. I would like to use WCF, though I don't have much experience with it yet. I thought that by adding a web reference to the service WSDL, that a proxy class would be created for me. The web reference was added, and I can browse the types defined in the WSDL in the object browser, but Visual Studio did not generate a proxy class. What's the best way to proceed? Do I have to use svcutil to generate the proxy code? Thanks! Ian
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You need to add a service reference. Right click the project and [Add Service Reference] Pop the service url into the address box and hit [Go] Give it a name and click [OK] ...
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Is this available in VS 2005? I couldn't find an options for adding a service reference. There were two options: Add Reference, and Add Web Reference. Any ideas? Thanks! Ian
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Is this available in VS 2005? I couldn't find an options for adding a service reference. There were two options: Add Reference, and Add Web Reference. Any ideas? Thanks! Ian
Once I installed the VS 2005 enhancements for .Net 3.0 (WPF,WCF) I had the "Add Service Reference" options. Thanks for your help, Jammer, as it pointed me in the right direction. Ian
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Once I installed the VS 2005 enhancements for .Net 3.0 (WPF,WCF) I had the "Add Service Reference" options. Thanks for your help, Jammer, as it pointed me in the right direction. Ian