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Goose14
I have a client application and a webservice. Both are in the same
solution. If I reference the local webservice and run, and step into
the webservice no problem. My question is, when I want to publish the
webservice, do i have to keep changing the reference from the local
copy to the remote copy(on server) ?
My ultimate goal is to be able to debug the webservice. Currently my
client app even in debug mode has the reference to the remote copy of
the webservice, but I cannot debug that way. The only way I see to
debug is if I change the reference to the local copy and step through
that way.
Is this correct? Is the way everyone does it?
Also In the webservice, I access a local database (local to the remote
server), but when i change the reference to the local copy of the
webservice(i do not have the db locally) do i have to manually change
all the "localhost" connections to remote?
Any info on this matter would be much appriciated!!
solution. If I reference the local webservice and run, and step into
the webservice no problem. My question is, when I want to publish the
webservice, do i have to keep changing the reference from the local
copy to the remote copy(on server) ?
My ultimate goal is to be able to debug the webservice. Currently my
client app even in debug mode has the reference to the remote copy of
the webservice, but I cannot debug that way. The only way I see to
debug is if I change the reference to the local copy and step through
that way.
Is this correct? Is the way everyone does it?
Also In the webservice, I access a local database (local to the remote
server), but when i change the reference to the local copy of the
webservice(i do not have the db locally) do i have to manually change
all the "localhost" connections to remote?
Any info on this matter would be much appriciated!!