tempuri.org namespace calling a webservice

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Hi all, I have a .net class that invokes any webservice, and receives the URL of the webservice as a parameter. I use this piece of code for the namespace, but I don't really know what it does:
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My problem is that, if I have an internet connection ON, the code works, but if I turn it off, it no longer works, perhaps because it cannot reach http://tempuri.org to create the namespace.

How do I solve this, regarding that the computer that will call the webservice does not have a internet connection?

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Posted 4-Apr-11 5:43am

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*ZeeroC00l* · Accepted Answer · 2011-04-04T06:10:00

In .net namespace are used to prevent collision between the classes.

C#

namespace A {public class X {}}

namespace B {public class X {}}

Though both have the same class name X, they are different. ie one is A.X and other is B.X

So if you want you can change the namespace to a custom site of your choice like http://www.abc.com