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If you click <code>OK</code>, the web reference should now show up below standard references in the Solution box. | If you click <code>OK</code>, the web reference should now show up below standard references in the Solution box. | ||
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| + | You cannot alter the namespace that the web reference is put into. Therefore, to use it, you'll need to have a line of code similar to the following: | ||
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| + | using Project5.www.webservicex.net; | ||
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Revision as of 18:56, 7 December 2009
MonoDevelop is a cross-platform Free Software integrated development environment primarily targeting the C# programming language and GTK# graphics libraries. It can be used to complete assignments for ECE 4564 Network Application Design.
Adding a Web Reference
The options for adding a web reference in MonoDevelop are slightly different than in Visual Studio. To add a web reference, right-click on the name of your solution and select Add->Add Web Reference, as pictured below.
Then type or paste the web service URL into the box and click Jump to. You should see the web service API listed, like below.
If you click OK, the web reference should now show up below standard references in the Solution box.
You cannot alter the namespace that the web reference is put into. Therefore, to use it, you'll need to have a line of code similar to the following:
using Project5.www.webservicex.net;
