The code simply returned some test data without actually calling the client's Managed C++ modules. I started by creating the Web Service project on my "localhost" workstation. The client's Managed C++ further interfaced to some legacy business logic DLLS written in unmanaged C++. The Web Service was relatively simple and only needed to make a few references into the clients Managed C++ (.NET) interface modules. In addition to the web site itself, I wrote the ASP.NET Web Service in C#. I recently finished a public business site for a client that used a Web Service to access the client's back-end database. Setting Web Service References Dynamically Techniques for changing the URL of an XML Web Service reference dynamically.Īverage Rating: This article has not yet been rated. Setting Web Service References Dynamically Print Add To Favorites Email To Friend Rate This Article Note: Depending on the number of projects in your solution and your computer hardware, this could take some extended Tutorials » Setting Web Service References Dynamically Step 4: After reviewing the projects to add, update, or remove, click apply and the projects will begin to update and a progress dialog will be shown. You cannot remove a reference that is not currently referenced in the project. Remove Reference (Delete) will act as a toggle to remove/unremove the assembly from the selected project. Note: If you would like to select/remove all projects to update, right click on the list to view the context menu. Red means the assembly is to be removed from that project. Default text color is anything applicable for update. Note: Greenis a project that does not currently contain the selected assembly. Any project that is marked red/strikethrough will be removed from the project. Projects that are Checked will eiher be added or updated depending on if the refence exists in the project already. Step 3: All available projects will be listed here to either be Added, Updated, or Deleted. Click Browse and select the assembly you wish to update. Step 2: The Reference Updater Tool Window will open. Step 1: Right Click Solution Explorer - Click Reference Updater This tool automatically replaces a specified assembly reference in all applicable projects within your currently opened solution in a very simplistic fashion. Currently I only support Visual Studio 2012 and Visual Studio 2013 since I have not been able to test other versions. This tool is designed to help speed up upgrading (and sometimes downgrading) your assembly references within a visual studio solution.
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