web services - Web reference behavior in an ASP.NET web site project -


On my local workstation, I have a Visual Studio Studio that includes .NET 3.5 C # Class Library Project and a .NET 3.5 ASP.NET Web Site Project

I have created a web reference (example) in the C # class library using the "Add Web Reference" module. This created an app.config with the following section:

  & lt; Application settings & gt; & Lt; MyCompany.MyApp.Data.Properties.Settings & gt; & Lt; Setting name = "MyCompany_MyApp_Data_MyWebService" serializeAs = "string" & gt; & Lt; Price & gt; Http: //prod.webservices/myservice/default.asmx< / Pricing & gt; & Lt; / Settings & gt; & Lt; /MyCompany.MyApp.Data.Properties.Settings> & Lt; / ApplicationSettings & gt;  

In my asp.net web launch, I have also created a reference to the same web service using the "Add Web Reference" feature. This added the following items to the app settings of my web .config file:

    

I have also made a reference to the class library file in the ASP.NET Web site project. When I installed my ASP.NET web site on our development server, then I only web Transfer the config file to the class library for the app.config file and all reference to the web service's work.

When I try to modify web.config file to change web context, it still uses prod.webservice reference url.

What do I have to do to use the Web service for Development Services? Assign

URL after making proxy in your code (read from the config) clearly.


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