Why, when adding a service link in VS2010, a client class is not created?

Question

I will lose my mind, I believe.

That is, I never had the same problem as before, and no one (Google indexed) has the same problem.

Whenever I add a link to a specific ASMX service to the VS2010 project, all the code is generated, there is a ServiceSoap interface that represents all the functions of the service, but there is no concrete implementation of this interface anywhere in the solution!

What am I doing wrong? I just right click project , add service reference , paste url to .asmx , type 'Blah' in the namespace box , click OK .

Everything seems to be going fine. I think I'm just crazy.

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Update:
If I go to Advanced... in the service service link dialog and select it as a .NET 2.0 service, everything will work, but I don’t really want to do it.
The actual namespace that I use is Remedy , and the Service.asmx service .asmx file.

Answer 1

Try the following:

• Look in the "Exit" window to see if there are any errors when using the "Add Service Link".
• Look in Reference.cs to see if there are any errors (generated as comments).
• Finally, try using svcutil.exe to generate a proxy, as it will be easier to see error messages.

Answer 2

Try it...

right-click the service link. then go on to configure the help service. then uncheck the box for reuse in referenced assemblies. UPD

it solved mine, hope this helps someone else.

Answer 3

Have you tried clicking "Show all files"?

Using this function, the service link can be expanded to various "source" files.

Answer 4

By clicking on the "show all files" icon. There is another folder in which they have the same name. when deleting a folder. and clear the solution. Add new services with the same name. Now it works fine.

Answer 5

Right-click the link, then click View in Object Browser. Just double-click one of the methods / properties inside the object explorer.