xbillhamlin
Programmer
I am using ASP.NET and Microsoft's Visual .NET IDE to build an application that seeks to access a web service on some other machine.
I found a publicly available web service at so I figured I'd practice on that one.
I "add web reference" and create the web reference.
I double-click on the web form and add this code to the pageload function:
weather.com.capescience.live.AcademicStatus status = weather.com.capescience.live.AcademicStatus.OTHER;
weather.com.capescience.live.AcademicLicenseService t =
new weather.com.capescience.live.AcademicLicenseService();
t.requestLicense("Bill", "Hamlin", "billh@idnw.com", status, "learning"
I use the auto-complete to fill this stuff out, which is really cool.
The trouble is, when I run the program I get a "404 not found" error. This happens on a couple of other wsdl files I suck in and test, so I know it's something I'm doing wrong on my end.
Getting 404 means I'm talking to *something*, but I'm obviously not setting up the URL right!
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
--Bill
I found a publicly available web service at so I figured I'd practice on that one.
I "add web reference" and create the web reference.
I double-click on the web form and add this code to the pageload function:
weather.com.capescience.live.AcademicStatus status = weather.com.capescience.live.AcademicStatus.OTHER;
weather.com.capescience.live.AcademicLicenseService t =
new weather.com.capescience.live.AcademicLicenseService();
t.requestLicense("Bill", "Hamlin", "billh@idnw.com", status, "learning"
I use the auto-complete to fill this stuff out, which is really cool.
The trouble is, when I run the program I get a "404 not found" error. This happens on a couple of other wsdl files I suck in and test, so I know it's something I'm doing wrong on my end.
Getting 404 means I'm talking to *something*, but I'm obviously not setting up the URL right!
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
--Bill