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Using a typed dataset from a webservice in the client in VS

Hi,

confusing subject, I know... sorry

I have a typed dataset from a webreference that I would like to be able to
use just like a normal "local" dataset in VS. It would be handy to be able
to use it in wizards and in GUI properties for databinding etc. I have thus
far only managed to find one "working" solution:

this.dsOVS = new guinamespace.com.hostname.dsOverViewSend();

dsOVS dataset object is set to a new instance of type
guinamespace.com.hostname.dsOverViewSend, where guinamespace is the
namespace I'm using in the client and com.hostname is the namespace for the
WebService reference/proxy.

This works ok, but not perfect.

Any ideas, suggestion or solutions are very welcome!

Cheers,
Trygve
Nov 21 '05 #1
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