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- Write a client application that calls the internet web service (Tutorial 3)
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08/07/2006
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In this tutorial, you write a Windows client application that calls the internet
web service from Tutorial 2.
There are 7 steps...
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In the same solution, create a Windows application project.
Select the solution name and right-click. In the popup menu, select
Add...New Project...

In the Add New Project popup, select Visual C#, Windows Application, and a
name of HelloClient. You may also choose to modify the location:

You'll now get a new project in your solution, as follows:

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Make the Windows application the default project in the solution.
Right-click on the HelloClient project, and in the popup menu, select Set as
Startup Project.

You should now see the HelloClient project highlighted:

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Add a Web Reference to the client project.
Select References and right-click; in the popup menu, select Add Web
Reference:

Enter the internet server's URL from Tutorial 2 in the URL textbox:

Click on Go and you should see the HTML version of the service's WSDL
page below the URL:

Click the Add Reference button in the lower right of the Add Web
Reference popup (above). The project should now display a web
reference something like the one shown below:

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Add a button and textbox to Form1.
Open Form1 in Design mode, open the Toolbox, and add a button and a
textbox to the form:
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Add three lines of code in Form1 to instantiate and call the web
service.
Open Form1's code view; it will look like this:
Add three lines of code--line 16, 19 and 23 (you can copy and paste from
here) to Form1:
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Build the HelloClient() project.
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Run it.
If successful, you should be able to click the button and see the value
returned by the web service as follows:

This is the end of Tutorial 3. See other
tutorials.
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