Wrong address in WSDL generated by .NET - Unable to add web Refere

[WebDev2]

I have a web service created via Visual Web Developer Express Edition on a
IIS Server with .NET 2.0 installed. The test page displays just fine when the
URL of the .asmx page is entered into a browser i.e.
"http://www.mydomain.co m/Extranet/WebServices/TestWebServ.asm x"

The WSDL displayed when accessing the .asmx via
http://www.mydomain.com/Extranet/Web...Serv.asmx?wsdl file has
the wrong address location. It displays

<soap12:addre ss
location="http://extranet.mydoma in.com/Extranet/WebServices/TestWebServ.asm x"
/>
The "extranet" should not be in front of the "mydomain.c om"; where
"mydomain.c om" is the domain name for the site

Also, when i try to add the web reference to the client web app that will be
consuming the web service, I get a message "Unable to download files from
"http://extranet.mydoma in.com/Extranet/WebServices/TestWebServ.asm x?wsdl"

I seems like the computer name is being used as the first part of the
location address . The machine is named EXTRANET.mydoma in.com

Any one know why and what the fix is?

Thanks in advance,

WebDev2

[John Saunders]

"WebDev2" <We*****@discus sions.microsoft .comwrote in message
news:EA******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...

>I have a web service created via Visual Web Developer Express Edition on a
IIS Server with .NET 2.0 installed. The test page displays just fine when
the
URL of the .asmx page is entered into a browser i.e.
"http://www.mydomain.co m/Extranet/WebServices/TestWebServ.asm x"

The WSDL displayed when accessing the .asmx via
http://www.mydomain.com/Extranet/Web...Serv.asmx?wsdl file
has
the wrong address location. It displays

<soap12:addre ss
location="http://extranet.mydoma in.com/Extranet/WebServices/TestWebServ.asm x"
/>
The "extranet" should not be in front of the "mydomain.c om"; where
"mydomain.c om" is the domain name for the site

Also, when i try to add the web reference to the client web app that will
be
consuming the web service, I get a message "Unable to download files from
"http://extranet.mydoma in.com/Extranet/WebServices/TestWebServ.asm x?wsdl"

I seems like the computer name is being used as the first part of the
location address . The machine is named EXTRANET.mydoma in.com

Any one know why and what the fix is?

Yes. Do not use the WSDL which .NET returns to you when using the "?wsdl"
syntax. That WSDL is generated by .NET by examining your web service class.
..NET will invent this WSDL for you, out of its own imagination, which may
not match your imagination.

Now, I take it that you want to have a WSDL which specified the location of
the service as www.mydomain.com instead of extranet.mydoma in.com. If that's
the case, then you need to create a WSDL that says so. .NET has no way to
know that you want to use www.mydomain.com even though that's an alias for
"extranet.mydom ain.com".

John

[WebDev2]

Ok. I am new to all this. How do I create the WSDL file and what should it
look like? Is there a .Net tool that will create a WSDL file for me?

Webdev2

"John Saunders" wrote:

"WebDev2" <We*****@discus sions.microsoft .comwrote in message
news:EA******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...

I have a web service created via Visual Web Developer Express Edition on a
IIS Server with .NET 2.0 installed. The test page displays just fine when
the
URL of the .asmx page is entered into a browser i.e.
"http://www.mydomain.co m/Extranet/WebServices/TestWebServ.asm x"

The WSDL displayed when accessing the .asmx via
http://www.mydomain.com/Extranet/Web...Serv.asmx?wsdl file
has
the wrong address location. It displays

<soap12:addre ss
location="http://extranet.mydoma in.com/Extranet/WebServices/TestWebServ.asm x"
/>
The "extranet" should not be in front of the "mydomain.c om"; where
"mydomain.c om" is the domain name for the site

Also, when i try to add the web reference to the client web app that will
be
consuming the web service, I get a message "Unable to download files from
"http://extranet.mydoma in.com/Extranet/WebServices/TestWebServ.asm x?wsdl"

I seems like the computer name is being used as the first part of the
location address . The machine is named EXTRANET.mydoma in.com

Any one know why and what the fix is?

Yes. Do not use the WSDL which .NET returns to you when using the "?wsdl"
syntax. That WSDL is generated by .NET by examining your web service class.
..NET will invent this WSDL for you, out of its own imagination, which may
not match your imagination.

Now, I take it that you want to have a WSDL which specified the location of
the service as www.mydomain.com instead of extranet.mydoma in.com. If that's
the case, then you need to create a WSDL that says so. .NET has no way to
know that you want to use www.mydomain.com even though that's an alias for
"extranet.mydom ain.com".

John

[John Saunders]

"WebDev2" <We*****@discus sions.microsoft .comwrote in message
news:9B******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...

Ok. I am new to all this. How do I create the WSDL file and what should it
look like? Is there a .Net tool that will create a WSDL file for me?

When you use
http://www.mydomain.com/Extranet/Web...Serv.asmx?wsdl, that is
a tool creating a WSDL file for you. Perhaps you should take that file, and
edit the location of the service. From now on, that edited file is your
official WSDL, not what comes from "?wsdl".

John

Webdev2

"John Saunders" wrote:

>"WebDev2" <We*****@discus sions.microsoft .comwrote in message
news:EA******* *************** ************@mi crosoft.com...

>I have a web service created via Visual Web Developer Express Edition on
a
IIS Server with .NET 2.0 installed. The test page displays just fine
when
the
URL of the .asmx page is entered into a browser i.e.
"http://www.mydomain.co m/Extranet/WebServices/TestWebServ.asm x"

The WSDL displayed when accessing the .asmx via
http://www.mydomain.com/Extranet/Web...Serv.asmx?wsdl file
has
the wrong address location. It displays

<soap12:addre ss
location="http://extranet.mydoma in.com/Extranet/WebServices/TestWebServ.asm x"
/>
The "extranet" should not be in front of the "mydomain.c om"; where
"mydomain.c om" is the domain name for the site

Also, when i try to add the web reference to the client web app that
will
be
consuming the web service, I get a message "Unable to download files
from
"http://extranet.mydoma in.com/Extranet/WebServices/TestWebServ.asm x?wsdl"

I seems like the computer name is being used as the first part of the
location address . The machine is named EXTRANET.mydoma in.com

Any one know why and what the fix is?

Yes. Do not use the WSDL which .NET returns to you when using the "?wsdl"
syntax. That WSDL is generated by .NET by examining your web service
class.
..NET will invent this WSDL for you, out of its own imagination, which
may
not match your imagination.

Now, I take it that you want to have a WSDL which specified the location
of
the service as www.mydomain.com instead of extranet.mydoma in.com. If
that's
the case, then you need to create a WSDL that says so. .NET has no way
to
know that you want to use www.mydomain.com even though that's an alias
for
"extranet.mydo main.com".

John

[WebDev2]

Rather than edit the WSDL, I solved the problem by using some code from Kirt
Allens blog (http://blogs.msdn.com/kaevans/archiv...16/493496.aspx)
Modify a Web Service's WSDL Using a SoapExtensionRe flector. Rather than
replacing the https, I replaced the "extranet" token in the generated WSDL.
Works great.

Webdev2

"John Saunders" wrote:

"WebDev2" <We*****@discus sions.microsoft .comwrote in message
news:9B******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...

Ok. I am new to all this. How do I create the WSDL file and what should it
look like? Is there a .Net tool that will create a WSDL file for me?

When you use
http://www.mydomain.com/Extranet/Web...Serv.asmx?wsdl, that is
a tool creating a WSDL file for you. Perhaps you should take that file, and
edit the location of the service. From now on, that edited file is your
official WSDL, not what comes from "?wsdl".

John

Webdev2

"John Saunders" wrote:

"WebDev2" <We*****@discus sions.microsoft .comwrote in message
news:EA******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...
I have a web service created via Visual Web Developer Express Edition on
a
IIS Server with .NET 2.0 installed. The test page displays just fine
when
the
URL of the .asmx page is entered into a browser i.e.
"http://www.mydomain.co m/Extranet/WebServices/TestWebServ.asm x"

The WSDL displayed when accessing the .asmx via
http://www.mydomain.com/Extranet/Web...Serv.asmx?wsdl file
has
the wrong address location. It displays

<soap12:addre ss
location="http://extranet.mydoma in.com/Extranet/WebServices/TestWebServ.asm x"
/>
The "extranet" should not be in front of the "mydomain.c om"; where
"mydomain.c om" is the domain name for the site

Also, when i try to add the web reference to the client web app that
will
be
consuming the web service, I get a message "Unable to download files
from
"http://extranet.mydoma in.com/Extranet/WebServices/TestWebServ.asm x?wsdl"

I seems like the computer name is being used as the first part of the
location address . The machine is named EXTRANET.mydoma in.com

Any one know why and what the fix is?

Yes. Do not use the WSDL which .NET returns to you when using the "?wsdl"
syntax. That WSDL is generated by .NET by examining your web service
class.
..NET will invent this WSDL for you, out of its own imagination, which
may
not match your imagination.

Now, I take it that you want to have a WSDL which specified the location
of
the service as www.mydomain.com instead of extranet.mydoma in.com. If
that's
the case, then you need to create a WSDL that says so. .NET has no way
to
know that you want to use www.mydomain.com even though that's an alias
for
"extranet.mydom ain.com".

John