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web site and a web service. The web site in the solution always has a web reference to the web service in the solution. Some of the solutions also have a class library or two in them. The solutions are a mix of Web Application Projects and of Web Site projects, though each solution only contains one or the other project format within that solution. The problem I keep having is that I keep getting an error when running the solution in debug within the IDE, I keep getting a System.Net.WebException in System.dll with this message: "Additional information: Unable to connect to the remote server" The error occurs on the first call from the web site to a webmethod on the web service. The only ways to fix it are to either drop the web reference and re-add it - which always works, or in the case of the Web Application Project format solution, I can right-click the web service and select Debug->Start new instance. Once the new instance is started, the ASP.Net Development Server for the web service starts and then I can call the web service successfully. Is there a way to prevent this error? I have a presentation with these 4 solutions tomorrow and I don't want to waste valuable time or credibility by having to monkey around with things that are not part of the demonstration - like re-adding web references or tricking the IDE into starting the ASP.Net Development Server. Thanks, Dale -- Dale Preston MCAD C#
Hi Dale,
Does this issue only occur in Website project? Please open .wsdl file generated by VS under your Website project. Found the xml tag such as below. <wsdl:service name="Service"> <wsdl:port name="ServiceSoap" binding="tns:ServiceSoap"> <soap:address location="http://localhost:13121/WebSite10/Service.asmx" /> </wsdl:port> <wsdl:port name="ServiceSoap12" binding="tns:ServiceSoap12"> <soap12:address location="http://localhost:13121/WebSite10/Service.asmx" /> </wsdl:port> </wsdl:service> Coply the location into your Internet Exloper, does it work fine? If not, I think this issue is because you set the dynamic port for your webservice. For this reason, web reference in your website project can not connect to the right location where your webservice running. To resolve this issue, please click your webserivce project, and set the property "Use dynamic ports" to "False". Then, in each website project, you may drop the web reference and re-add it again. Please try this method and let me know whether this resolve your issue. We will follow up. I'm glad to assist you. Have a great day, Sincerely, Wen Yuan
These 5 solutions consist of 3 website version and two web application
version projects. Each solution has a web app and a web service. In each case, if the web app is a website, the web service is also. If the web app was created as a web application project, so was the web service. Because of the features of these projects, each must be of the type that they are; there's no way to make them all the same. That said, they have all demonstrated the problem described in the original post. Four of these projects are demonstration projects for my series of articles on returning objects from a web service at http://www.dalepreston.com/Blog/2005/02/returning-custom-classes-from-web.html. These 4 porjects can be downloaded at http://www.dalepreston.com/downloads/objectsfromwsdemos.zip. The fifth project is a production project at work using the SchemaImporterExtension and cannot really be packaged for use outside of the company. As for the other questions - in some cases when the problem occurs, I can cause the web service to start by opening it in another browser using the port specified in the web reference, and set the next statement to the one that just failed. Now the statement will run and the demo completes. In other cases, when I try that, it won't work and even though the port number matches what I manually started and what the web reference URL is as determined in debugging, I still cannot get past the error. Then the only option is to drop and re-create the web reference. I have not had this problem with these applications before installing SP1 but I can't say for certain that it is related to SP1. Thanks for following up. Dale -- Dale Preston MCAD C# MCSE, MCDBA [quoted text, click to view] ""WenYuan Wang"" wrote:
> Hi Dale, > > Does this issue only occur in Website project? Please open .wsdl file > generated by VS under your Website project. > Found the xml tag such as below. > <wsdl:service name="Service"> > <wsdl:port name="ServiceSoap" binding="tns:ServiceSoap"> > <soap:address > location="http://localhost:13121/WebSite10/Service.asmx" /> > </wsdl:port> > <wsdl:port name="ServiceSoap12" binding="tns:ServiceSoap12"> > <soap12:address > location="http://localhost:13121/WebSite10/Service.asmx" /> > </wsdl:port> > </wsdl:service> > > Coply the location into your Internet Exloper, does it work fine? > If not, I think this issue is because you set the dynamic port for your > webservice. For this reason, web reference in your website project can not > connect to the right location where your webservice running. > > To resolve this issue, please click your webserivce project, and set the > property "Use dynamic ports" to "False". Then, in each website project, you > may drop the web reference and re-add it again. > > Please try this method and let me know whether this resolve your issue. We > will follow up. I'm glad to assist you. > > Have a great day, > Sincerely, > Wen Yuan >
Hi Dale,
Thanks for your reply. I have download four demo solutions from http://www.dalepreston.comdownloads/objectsfromwsdemos.zip, and had a try. Frankly, at first, when I start debug each solution, I got the exception said "Additional information: Unable to connect to the remote server". Then I did "debug|strat one instance" for each webserice webite/application. Each solution works fine on my side now. I haven't reproduced the issue just now. In order to narrow down the issue, would you please clarify something for me? Thanks. [quoted text, click to view] >As for the other questions - in some cases when the problem occurs, I can cause the web service to start by opening it in another browser using the port specified in the web reference, and set the next statement to the one that just failed. Now the statement will run and the demo completes. This behavior is by design. We should have to start the webservice before starting the project which reference this webservice. (For website application project). For Website project, webservice will be started automatically when it been called. However, do you have any further issue on this? [quoted text, click to view] >In other cases, when I try that, it won't work and even though the port number matches what I manually started and what the web reference URL is as determined in debugging, I still cannot get past the error Do you mean that the webservive still cannot be connected, even though you have copied webservice url reference into IE and it works fine? Would you please tell me which solution has this issue? (demo 1/2/3/4). I have tried, but, unfortunately, I cannot reproduce the issue. For such issue, I should have to reproduced the issue on my side and then do further analyze. Please feel free to let me know if you have more concern. I'm glad to assist you. Have a great day, Sincerely, Wen Yuan
WenYuan,
Thanks for looking in to this for me. I do have some questions inline below. Dale [quoted text, click to view] ""WenYuan Wang"" wrote: > Hi Dale, > Thanks for your reply. > > I have download four demo solutions from > http://www.dalepreston.comdownloads/objectsfromwsdemos.zip, and had a try. > > Frankly, at first, when I start debug each solution, I got the exception > said "Additional information: Unable to connect to the remote server". Then > I did "debug|strat one instance" for each webserice webite/application. > Each solution works fine on my side now. I haven't reproduced the issue > just now. > > In order to narrow down the issue, would you please clarify something for > me? Thanks. > >As for the other questions - in some cases when the problem occurs, I can > cause the web service to start by opening it in another browser using the > port specified in the web reference, and set the next statement to the one > that just failed. Now the statement will run and the demo completes. > > This behavior is by design. We should have to start the webservice before > starting the project which reference this webservice. (For website > application project). I have been building solutions for several years that include webforms UI and web service middle-tier and have never had to start the web service that was contained in the solution before starting to debug. What changed? [quoted text, click to view] > For Website project, webservice will be started automatically when it been > called. My current project is a solution that contains a webforms UI and a web service middle-tier. When I first started on this project, I did not have to manually start the web service. I have been working on this solution for several months now. Only since installing SP1 have I suddenly had problems where the webservice is not started when the UI tries to call it. And this is all websites, not web applications. [quoted text, click to view] > However, do you have any further issue on this? Considering that the Visual Studio web server is not running when I start debugging, how is it that pasting the web service URL into a browser is supposed to start the webservice running? When I paste that address into a browser, I get the Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage error in IE. That is what I expect to get because there is no handler for the assigned port (in this case 9016) if the Visual Studio web server for my web service is not started. The Visual Studio web server for the web service should start when I click Debug. It always has before. [quoted text, click to view] >
> >In other cases, when I try that, it won't work and even though the port > number matches what I manually started and what the web reference URL is as > determined in debugging, I still cannot get past the error > > Do you mean that the webservive still cannot be connected, even though you > have copied webservice url reference into IE and it works fine? > Would you please tell me which solution has this issue? (demo 1/2/3/4). I > have tried, but, unfortunately, I cannot reproduce the issue. > For such issue, I should have to reproduced the issue on my side and then > do further analyze. > > Please feel free to let me know if you have more concern. I'm glad to > assist you. > Have a great day, > Sincerely, > Wen Yuan >
Hi Dale,
Thanks for your reply. [quoted text, click to view] >I have been building solutions for several years that include webforms UI >and web service middle-tier and have never had to start the web service that >was contained in the solution before starting to debug. What changed? Web Service should have been started before we call it. The reason why you never have to start the web service before starting to debug is that the Visual Studio will automatically start web service when you click "start to debug". But this behavior only applies to [ASP.net Web Service] Project, for [ASP.net Web Service Application] Project, Visual Studio will not start it automatically. For this reason, when we call a web service which is [ASP.net Web Service Application], we will receive the exception as "Additional information: Unable to connect to the remote server". We need to start such web service before we begin to debug. [quoted text, click to view] >My current project is a solution that contains a webforms UI and a web >service middle-tier. When I first started on this project, I did not have to >manually start the web service. I have been working on this solution for >several months now. Only since installing SP1 have I suddenly had problems >where the webservice is not started when the UI tries to call it. And this >is all websites, not web applications. Have you checked whether the project type for your web service is [ASP.net Web Service] Project? For [ASP.net Web Service] Project, this behavior is not intentional. This website should automatically have been started by VS IDE when you start debugging. If this project type is [ASP.net Web Service Application], I'm afraid this by design. We should have to start such web service application manual. [quoted text, click to view] >Considering that the Visual Studio web server is not running when I start >debugging, how is it that pasting the web service URL into a browser is >supposed to start the webservice running? When I paste that address into a >browser, I get the Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage error in IE. >That is what I expect to get because there is no handler for the assigned >port (in this case 9016) if the Visual Studio web server for my web service >is not started. The Visual Studio web server for the web service should >start when I click Debug. It always has before. [ASP.net Web Service Application] is a new feature in SP1. Before VS 2005 SP1, we have only one project type for WebService which is [ASP.net Web Service] (Except you have installed Visual Studio 2005 Web Application Project model). http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/asp.net/aa336618.aspx I guess you have misunderstood [ASP.net Web Service Application] project as [ASP.net Web Service] project. However, if you have single solution with many projects, you can enable the Multiple startup projects option in VS. Right Click the Solution -> Properties -> Mark the Multiple startup projects radio button -> Set all the projects in the solution to Start. After that all the projects (which marked as Start) will be started after you click "start to debug". Hope this helps. Please feel free to reply me if you still have anything unclear. I'm very glad to assist you. Sincerely, Wen Yuan
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