consume webservice through class library in .net3.5 VS 2008

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I had a webservice which I was directly accessing from my webform. I used a service reference in my wesite and used a serviceclient on my webform which worked fine.

Now I removed the service reference from my website and created a class library Which consumes this webservice the same way using a service reference and service client in the class.

When I try to use this class library now it gives me an error that no default endpoint found for the contract in class library. It creates the service client but fails when I do serviceclient.method-name. I checked in the object browser and under the classlibrary there's a node for service and under it I found service client and all the methods under service client are present. Also putting into debug I checked the service client object and serviceclient.method was available in watch window but fails in code.

I've added a reference of this class library in my website.

Where am i going wrong? :doh:

Posted 23-Feb-11 4:22am

fififlowertot

Updated 23-Feb-11 5:15am

Henry Minute

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jim lahey 23-Feb-11 11:39am

Where are you configuring your service client?

Sandeep Mewara 23-Feb-11 13:59pm

OP said: In Class Library

fififlowertot 23-Feb-11 11:41am

In Class Library

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fjdiewornncalwe · Answer 1 · 2011-02-24T16:45:00

The easiest way is for you to re-add the web service reference in your web project so that the appropriate configuration values are added to you web.config file for the site. When the class library is referenced by the website, the configuration values in the web.config for the service will then be available to the class library objects as well. Leave the reference in both projects as it just makes life easier.