Ok, well I found out that It is best to convert VS 2003 web apps. to a Web
Application Project, which is available with Visual Studio 2005 SP1. What I
was doing was converting using Web site project and this is a different
paradigm and will move things around.
"Adlai Maschiach" <AdlaiMaschiach@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in
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Hi
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the webServices ( as well as ASP.NET webSites ) have changed
alot in the 2.0 framework
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unless you have a special reason
I highly recommend
the option of CopyPaste & CreateNew-WebSerivce-WebSite , Sorry
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Adlai
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"robin" wrote:
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>When I convert my VS2003 Web Service project to VS2005, the file
>structure
>is changed automatically and application will no longer build because
>file
>location have changed. I've tried to move the files to original locations
>but continue to get errors because of reference problems.
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>Is it common to have to do a lot of manual manipulation in order to
>convert
>a Web Service project from 2003 to 2005?
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