How to add reference when working without VS.Net and inline code   

Hi,

I am working on enhancing an aspx page. The server-side is written
with inline code. The coding is not in VS.


The task is to make calls a webservice http://company/vnwebservice/vnwebservice.asmx.
The aspx page is not created in vs.net IDE but written through a text
editor.


The question is how do I add a web reference to the
http://company/vnwebservice/vnwebservice.asmx and start calling the
methods in the webservice.


I understand I have to a add a directive. Should I add a Assembly
directive or a Register directive ?


Can someone help with a example ?


<%@ Register TagPrefix="vw"        TagName="vnwebservice.asmx"
src="http://
company/vnwebservice/vnwebservice.asmx" %>


<%@ Assembly src="http://company/vnwebservice/vnwebservice.asmx" %>


Thanks,
Anand

date: Tue, 1 Jul 2008 08:16:51 -0700 (PDT)   author:   Sagar

Re: How to add reference when working without VS.Net and inline code   

On Jul 1, 9:16 pm, Sagar  wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am working on enhancing an aspx page. The server-side is written
> with inline code. The coding is not in VS.
>
> The task is to make calls a webservicehttp://company/vnwebservice/vnwebservice.asmx.
> The aspx page is not created in vs.net IDE but written through a text
> editor.
>
> The question is how do I add a web reference to thehttp://company/vnwebservice/vnwebservice.asmxand start calling the
> methods in the webservice.
>
> I understand I have to a add a directive. Should I add a Assembly
> directive or a Register directive ?
>
> Can someone help with a example ?
>
> <%@ Register TagPrefix="vw"        TagName="vnwebservice.asmx"
> src="http://
> company/vnwebservice/vnwebservice.asmx" %>
>
> <%@ Assembly src="http://company/vnwebservice/vnwebservice.asmx" %>
>
> Thanks,
> Anand



Hey Anand

Use wsdl tool from from Visual Studio Command prompt:

wsdl /l:CS /n:MyProject /out:C:\source http://path/WebService.asmx

Here you can see by this command you can generate the source code in
C# that can invoke that WebService, MyProject is the namespace
obvisouly you are flexible to change according to your need. By /out
switch you can specify where the generated code would be stored in
your hard disk.

Now you can include this class file into your project and use as
usual. Hope it helps.

Tanzim Saqib
http://www.TanzimSaqib.com

date: Wed, 2 Jul 2008 01:30:34 -0700 (PDT)   author:   Tanzim Saqib