How to add a web reference in .Net2.0 located at a Linux Server?

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Hello Friends,

I am making a window service in .Net2.0 on which I am adding a web reference of a web service in .Net2.0 only, present at the Linux server. For that I am requiring a .wsdl file that is to be generated after i compile the Web service OR I have to make it manually on my own.

I am not able to generate the .wsdl neither automatically nor manually (don't know how to make it).

Kinldy provide me with a solution if someone is aware of the working of .Net Web Services at different Servers.

Thanks

Posted 9-Sep-10 1:12am

Varun Sareen

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#realJSOP · Answer 1 · 2010-09-09T01:28:00

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When you add the web service reference, it should generate a wsdl file for you in the project.

Posted 9-Sep-10 1:28am

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Updated 9-Sep-10 1:29am

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Varun Sareen 9-Sep-10 7:34am

Thanks dear John. Your answer solved my problem.

Toli Cuturicu 9-Sep-10 11:03am

So, mark the answer as "Accepted" then!