Generates a WebService. cs file based on the WSDL

There are two ways to call WebService:

1. Introduce Web services published in a location to the project directly in the VS IDE via Web references. This way basically will be used vs.net people will.
2. Create the Service proxy class (*.cs) and the Dynamic Library (*.dll) file by using the VS Command Prompt window, and then include the resulting file into the project by reference in VS.

Specific methods:
Open the Microsoft Visual Studio 2005->visual Studio tools->visual Studio 2005 Command Prompt window.
Input: WSDL Ws_file?wsdl/out:webclient.cs can generate proxy class (Ws_file is your webservice Url,webclient.cs is your proxy file name),
The default save path is C:/Program files/microsoft Visual Studio 8/vc/wdstest.cs. Generate the proxy file with the above command, and then build the DLL with Csc/t:library WebClient.cs.

Open the command prompt with the VS comes in and enter directly under VC:

Wsdl/n:xx/out:web.cs http://192.168.0.222/WebSite/Service.asmx? Wsdl

This will generate the Web.cs file you want in the VC folder under Install Vs folder. Note:/n is followed by the namespace of the webserver that you created.

Generates a WebService. cs file based on the WSDL