Hi Dominique,
I think this problem can be better answered in microsoft.public.infopath,
thanks.
Best regards,
Lewis
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| Would this also work if the client is Infopath ???
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| Thanks
|
| Dominique
|
| | > Hi Alexandru,
| >
| > You can configure the web service to pull the URL based on a setting in
a
| > configuration file, rather than a hardcoded value. To change the
location,
| > simply change the config file with no recompile. Here is how to do it:
| Add
| > your web reference. Go to "Solution Explorer", right click on the web
| > reference name (eg. "localhost") and choose properties. In the property
| > window change "Url Behavior" from "Static" to "Dynamic". If the web
| > service client is a non-web application, this will automatically create
a
| > file name app.config with the URL to the web service.
| >
| > <appsettings><add key="myapplication.mywebservice.service1"
| > value="
http://webservices.myCompany.com/myServices.asmx" </appsettings>
| >
| > After you comiple your client app, the configuration file of it (such as
| > something.exe.config) will have the same content as the app.config. Now,
| > you can deploy the configuration along with the client executable. If
you
| > ever need to change the web service location, you can open the
| > something.exe.config file in notepad and change the value attribute. If
| > the web service client is a web application such as asp.net web form,
| > changing "Url Behavior" from "Static" to "Dynamic" will automatically
add
| > the same appsettings to web.config. Now, if you ever need to change the
| web
| > service location, you can open web.config file in notepad and change the
| > value attribute.
| >
| > Best regards,
| > Lewis
| >
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| > | Subject: change Web References from web.config (or another solution?)
| > | Date: Fri, 15 Aug 2003 15:51:54 -0400
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| > | Hi!
| > |
| > | It's any solution to change the Web References when the application is
| > | "moved" from "test" to "production" without a new compilation?
| > |
| > | I mean to use one "set" of webservices when is running on "test" and
| > | another "set" when is running on "production" without a recompilation.
| > |
| > | Any manual edit of web.config, registry... is permited.
| > |
| > | Thanks,
| > | Alexandru
| > |
| >
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