DanEssin posted on Wednesday, February 07, 2007
In the CSLA project there is a web reference called WebServiceHost that is defined as http://localhost:4804/WSPortalcs/Service.asmx
but I can't find any folder called WSPortalcs and there is no file called Service.asmx
In ProjectTracker20cs there is a directory www\WebServicesHost that contails a file called WebServicePortal.asmx which points to Class="Csla.Server.Hosts.WebServicePortal"
When I try to run the PTServiceClient application I am getting an error at the >>> inside the fetch but after the serialize call:
public Server.DataPortalResult Fetch(
Type objectType, object criteria, Server.DataPortalContext context)
{
object result;
Server.Hosts.WebServicePortal.FetchRequest request =
new Server.Hosts.WebServicePortal.FetchRequest();
request.ObjectType = objectType;
request.Criteria = criteria;
request.Context = context;
using (WebServiceHost.WebServicePortal wsvc = GetPortal())
{
>>>> result = Deserialize(wsvc.Fetch(Serialize(request)));
}
if (result is Exception)
throw (Exception)result;
return (Server.DataPortalResult)result;
}
I have the following problems:
1 - The web reference in CSLA - If I delete it and try to add a new one, it says there is no web service called WebServicePortal.
2 - If I run PTServiceClient from VS by rt-clicking debug it throws the following exception:
{"No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it"}
3 - If I open the PTWebService in a browser , select GetRoles and click test it throws an exception:
System.Exception: Unable to connect to the remote server
at PTService.GetRoles() in e:\csla20cs\ProjectTracker20cs\www\PTWebService\App_Code\PTService.cs:line 294
4 - If I start both PTWebService and WebServiceHost in instances of VS and then run PTServiceClient it gives me the error about invalid identity - duplicate token
I have also tried this with IIS instead of the builtin vs web server and the errors are the same.
I have worked on this for about 40 hours and also spent 4 hours on the phone with a Microsoft tech support person and have been unable to discover what mistake that I have made. I assume that there is something that I have overlooked or not understood but I haven't got a clue to what it might be.
Any help, especially from Rocky, to get me up and running would be greatly appreciated.
Dan Essin
