the name 'functionname' does not exist in the current context

[weird0]

When i am working on client side of a webservice, where i add a
reference to it(have written the function CheckPincode inside the
webservice), the compiler says:

the name CheckPincode does not exist in the current context...

What to do ?

[Alberto Poblacion]

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When i am working on client side of a webservice, where i add a
reference to it(have written the function CheckPincode inside the
webservice), the compiler says:

the name CheckPincode does not exist in the current context...

What to do ?

This means that you haven't properly specified the namespace and/or the
class of the function. You need to do something like this:

TheService.TheClass proxy = new TheService.TheClass();
result=proxy.CheckPincode(arguments);

"TheService" is the namespace that you specified when you did the "add
web reference..." on your client side. "TheClass" is the class name
specified inside the web service.

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Did you set a WebReference using the "Add WebReference" dialog? In your
webservice, is your method decorated with the [WebMethod] attribute?

Peter

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"weird0" wrote:

When i am working on client side of a webservice, where i add a
reference to it(have written the function CheckPincode inside the
webservice), the compiler says:

the name CheckPincode does not exist in the current context...

What to do ?