Hi to everyone. Following is my doubt: Working with asp.net and web references I often used a tip to configure on the fly my web reference and it's timeout, with two parameter in the web.config file, and making a little change to the auto-generated reference.cs file. When starting with VS2005 and Asp.net 2.0 I was very happy that now this feature came in an automatic way. But the reference.cs file are created in the paths: C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\Temporary ASP.NET Files\[$APP_NAME]\...\...\Sources_App_WebReferences\.... So, my question is: It's possibile to set the environment in such a way this file can be added automatically under my solution? In this way tracking and making changes to the code will be more simple. Thanks, Aniel

Hi to everyone. Following is my doubt: Working with asp.net and web references I often used a tip to configure on the fly my web reference and it's timeout, with two parameter in the web.config file, and making a little change to the auto-generated reference.cs file.;) When starting with VS2005 and Asp.net 2.0 I was very happy that now this feature came in an automatic way. :) But the reference.cs file are created in the paths: C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\Temporary ASP.NET Files\[$APP_NAME]\...\...\Sources_App_WebReferences\....:omg: So, my question is: It's possibile to set the environment in such a way this file can be added automatically under my solution? In this way tracking and making changes to the code will be more simple. Thanks, Aniel

You're not a bad programmer. I work in a company with the same problems. Now I'm still working on a project started 2 years ago, and with me there are 3 programmers. I wrote some code, other parts were written by each other. Every line of code, every table in the DB, and every flow is still undocumented at all. :confused: Unfortunately it's hard to make the company's boss understand this :mad: when you was selected on the task. To them, the only important thing is to solve the problem in the faster and less expensive solution. :cool: regards, Aniel