dotnet web services: You'll need to actually add a virtual directory that maps to your
applications folder.

For example, If you application lives here: c:\SomeFolder\MyWebService\
then you should create a new virtual directory in IIS called WebService
(or anything you like) that maps to that folder.

Now, if you change your project options to use custom server at
http://localhost/WebService/ then you should be able to launch your
project into debug using VS2005. You should also be able to browse to
your service (e.g. http://localhost/WebService/Service1.asmx) from your
PDA at anytime.

HTH

Josh
http://www.thejoyofcode.com/

Hi

I´m usinf Vs2005. I´ve a web service in file system but I need to debug it
invoquing from PDA. for that I need to deply the service on my local IIS. in
project options I checked user custom server with my local IIS but dosen´t
work. and the web service are not deployed to the local IIS.

what I doing wrong?
thanks

I'm not 100% I understand, but...
Why do you have to test the ws from a PDA? Could you use an NUnit test

If your intended client was a PDA, wouldn't you want to test it from an
actual PDA in addition to your local unit tests?

I would ;)

Josh
http://www.thejoyofcode.com/

The PDA send a DataSet with a lot of data to the web service and I don´t
want generate the dataset.

thanks

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Yes, ultimately, but I think he wants to debug the web service, so it doesn't
matter who the consumer is...

What I would do is export the DataSet into an XML file, and use NUnit to
create a DS off the XML and test the WS.

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