[flexcoders] NET web service from C#

2006-10-02 Thread elzumbasefue
Hello, I'm new in this group, recently I has been started with flex,
and I've a some questions.
I'm a C# developer mainly, and i triying to make the business model in
C# and the client in flex 2.
The problem is, i develop a web service, and run it in Visual
studio. I think that is enought to consume it from flex... it's
enough? Because, when I try to consume it, everytime i get an
exception because the wsdl not found... i tryied with
http://tempuri/operation; and
http://localhost/web/webservice.asmx?wsdl; with no solution... it's
the debug mode of visual studio a limitation to consume it? (I can
consume it from visual studio)
Anybody can help me? The flex documentation hasn't enough help for me :(
Thanks a lot.
PD: sorry for my poor english.





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[flexcoders] Re: NET web service from C#

2006-10-02 Thread elzumbasefue
Yes, I tryed with :port, but nothing happen. But then, when I create a
WebService object in ActionScript, te constructor parameter is the url
http://localhost:3451/web/webservice.asmx?wsdl;? This is the mainly
confusion that I've. Tonight I'm going to do more tests.
You've got a actionscript class that consume a webservice from .net?
If you have and if you like to share it with me, please send me it.
Thanks!!!

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 Did you try using localhost:(port number)? Whenever I test .NET WS
locally I
 always have to use the port number (while in debug mode).
 
 If in IIS locally, I don't know. I've only tested in debug mode.
 
 On 10/2/06, elzumbasefue [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
Hello, I'm new in this group, recently I has been started with flex,
  and I've a some questions.
  I'm a C# developer mainly, and i triying to make the business model in
  C# and the client in flex 2.
  The problem is, i develop a web service, and run it in Visual
  studio. I think that is enought to consume it from flex... it's
  enough? Because, when I try to consume it, everytime i get an
  exception because the wsdl not found... i tryied with
  http://tempuri/operation; and
  http://localhost/web/webservice.asmx?wsdl; with no solution... it's
  the debug mode of visual studio a limitation to consume it? (I can
  consume it from visual studio)
  Anybody can help me? The flex documentation hasn't enough help for
me :(
  Thanks a lot.
  PD: sorry for my poor english.
 
   
 
 
 
 
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