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Asked: 2026-05-13T18:41:16+00:00

I am testing web services in .NET for the first time. I am almost

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I am testing web services in .NET for the first time. I am almost there, but I can’t seem to consume the web service. I know this post is similar to about 5-6 other posts on this site, but I have reviewed them, and still can’t get the syntax correct.

So far, I have:
-Create a simple web service that creates a directory
-Worked in development environment, but took some trouble shooting to get to work on live server
-I can pull up the “automagically” generated .NET we service page.
-Added web service reference – can now see the reference in my solution explorer and in intellisense.

Update:
Here is a link to the webservice itself:
http://67.78.188.50/Jservices/Service1.asmx

The web service accepts a string (name of directory e.g /test/directory). However, when I enter the name of the Web Reference (ServiceReference1) – I don’t get the methods I expect…

Here are my options with the ServiceReference1 Object…

ServiceReference1.makeDirRequest
ServiceReference1.makeDirRequestBody
ServiceReference1.makeDirResponse
ServiceReference1.makeDirResponseBody
ServiceReference1.Service1Soap
ServiceReference1.Service1SoapChannel
ServiceReference1.Service1SoapClient
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  1. Editorial Team

    Pass, you haven’t posted enough code to see what you have done

    I would strongly recommend that your use WCF

    Given your sample names proved, you need

    Dim service As New ServiceReference1.Service1SoapClient
service.makeDir("some val")

    Download one of the many samples on the web (plenty on codeproject) and get the sample working first. If you cant get that to go then something else is wrong with you Windows installation

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