stockServiceWse proxy class not found

Question

Hello, I am trying to step through the hands on lab for WSE 3.0.
Everything seems to work ok in the sense that it compiles and runs however there is a step in the manual that indicates I should see a WSE 3.0 proxy class and I dont see it which leads me to belive WSE 3.0 is not configured correctly.

The specific step is 9. b which reads:

• Open Reference.cs and locate the StockServiceWse proxy class. This is the WSE 3.0 compatible proxy class. You should still see another non-WSE proxy class named StockService as well.

I am using VS 2008 beta 2 (Orcas).  WSE does not integrate in the IDE so I used the WSE 3 configuration tool to edit the config files as specified in the manual.
Yes, I did "Update Web References".

Thanks for any help.

Answer 1

Wsewsdl3.exe is not generating the proxy class.  I use the following command line:

wsewsdl3 /type:webClient http://someURL proxyclass.cs

I get an ouput file but no wse classes.

Answer 2

even this is not working for me..
I am able to generate the proxy class using this...
But this do not have the service1wse class with it...
And even I dont know where to incorporate these code of line in the project...
Actually this proxy.cs file is generated at the folder: "C:\Program Files\Microsoft WSE\v3.0\Tools"
and hence, I dont know how to use this in my project..
Please help me if there is any solution to this..

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hima

Answer 3

Please help me if possible

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hima

Answer 4

 I can provide little help about WSE. I never learned it, since I knew it was obsolete. All I can do is to try to elicit more detail for those who do know something about WSE.

Could you please provide more detail about what you are doing, preferably in a new thread with a title that describes the problem that you are experiencing? Please include information on what version of Visual Studio you are using. If you are trying to follow an example, then please include the URL to the example.

Also, please let us know what you're trying to accomplish. In particular, if you are just starting development, then you should consider that WSE is obsolete, and that WCF (Windows Communication Framework) is what you should be using for new development. Obviously, if you are maintaining existing WSE code, this does not matter, but I would hate to have you starting off in the past.

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John Saunders | Use File->New Project to create Web Service Projects

Answer 5

Hi John,

I am sorry as I did not started a new thread with my full problem.

I am going to start a new thread now.

For the knowledge to this thread, I want to add that I want to use some "standard SOAP Security extension" for the web service developed by my team. Here, the clients who may be using our web service need to login to our server. and for this purpose, we want to add some security feature to this web application. We heard of "Web service enhancement" for the same, and hence started working on that.

Mine is a new application and there is no any bound that we are using only WSE. All we need to develop this "standard SOAP Security extension" so that our web service may be used by any of the user(client) who are using different platform.

Can you tell me if WCF is working for me??? Or tell me some links where I can get some more knowledge about WCF.

Thanks for you help.

And sorry again for your mis-comfort..

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hima

Answer 6

Thank you for following up. I apologize if I sounded like I was offended or uncomfortable. I asked you start a new thread because I felt it would be easier for you to get a good answer that way. Also, since your situation is different from that of the original poster, a user reading the forums at a later date will find it easier to locate your issue in a separate thread.

A good starting point on WCF is the WCF development center at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/netframework/aa663324.aspx. WCF has its own forum at http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowForum.aspx?ForumID=118&SiteID=1, if you decide to use WCF.

Good luck, and please continue using the forums.

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John Saunders | Use File->New Project to create Web Service Projects

Answer 7

Hi John,

Thank you very very much for the guidance.

I will try to follow the forum rules from now.

I have started doing some R&D for WCF. I will continue using forum at the new thread if I need some help...

Thanks again for your help and time...

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hima

Answer 8

BTW, I don't know if this forum has any rules or not. If it does, they would be mentioned in http://forums.msdn.microsoft.com/en-US/help. I was simply making a suggestion that I feel improves the use of the forum, for you in asking the question, for others in answering it, and for those who come after, who will wish to read the answer.

Feel free to post wherever you like. I just happen to think that starting separate threads is better than replying to thread discussions which ended months earlier.

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John Saunders | Use File->New Project to create Web Service Projects

Answer 9

Hi John,

Thanks for the precious suggestion... :-)

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Himanshu Shukla, Software Engineer, Hewlett Packard.