I am working on a C++ tool in Visual Studio 2019. Now I want to use a function from a WebService to get a value.
I have two URLs: one related to the WebService and an other one for WSDL.
How can I call my WL function? I have no option in Visual Studio 2019 to set "Add Service Reference" for my C++ Code.
What do I wrong?
You should use The WCF Web Service Reference Provider Tool
Release notes from GitHub WCF Web Service Reference Provider - Release Notes
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I am trying to run the webAPI (C#) in Visual Studio 2019 and test in Postman. These are steps I took
Created a new project with type WebAPI in Visual Studio 2019 (selected C#) with example controller (WeatherApp)
Ran the application in Visual Studio 2019. It opens the browser and brings up the url as
http://localhost:62002/weatherforecast
the application then immediately shutsdown
I have postman window open, where I would like to test the api, but I am unable to.
I am trying to setup the environment, so that I can create my new webapi with get/post requests and run from postman, while debugging from visual studio 2019
Am I doing something wrong here ?
I found that I need to run dotnet run from terminal/shell with url https://localhost:5001 and then go to Postman and invoke the service uri. It worked. But not sure how to debug in this mode
I'm specifically looking for asp.net MVC 4/5 template under Visual C#. Already installed .NET framework component but still not seeing the web template as I see before in my VS 2013. Please help.
In Visual Studio Installer - Workloads tab, under Web & Cloud, select ASP.NET and web development. You can now add the usual ASP.NET Web Application (.NET Framework).
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I am currently trying to create a win32 console application (in visual studio 2013) that will connect to a weather webservice to retrieve some data.
I have done some research, and there are some examples to add a web reference to the project but for previous version of VS, I would really appreciate some help on how to do this, since it's been driving me crazy! thank you!
Use Casablanca REST API from Microsoft to do that.
The Web Services template isn't in the .NET 4.0 projects list--only .NET 3.5, but my service needs to depend on a .NET 4.0 assembly with my model/database functions. That assembly depends on 4.0, because of the data provider required (dotConnect for MySQL)
The web service will need a reference to this business logic assembly so it can pass its arguments to said assembly and blindly return. But, can I run the web services project in a .NET 4.0 application pool without any problems with the data provider?
I have Visual Studio 2010 Professional, not Ultimate (which I've read has the template)--is there any way around this?
In 4.0 you have the WCF framework. Try this one.
See this related article: Asp.Net Web Service Application missing in Visual Studio 2010
I have a version of Visual Studio 2005 that doesn't include a Windows Service project template. Can I just build a (C++) console application and install it as a service without doing anything special within the application code itself.
All the service project template does is supply you with some source code to get started. Although you can't take an ordinary console application and make it a service app, you can implement the ServiceMain function following the instructions on that reference page.