Problem calling a Web Service referenced object.

[francisco.lopez]

Hi,
I have C# solution that requires a call to a web service in our network.
At this time the service is being tested on my local machine (aka: localhost).

I am able to Add Web Reference... into the project; however, when i go to
reference the web service like this:

localhost.ServiceName _webService = null;
ser.vice.name.object _theService = null;

I get the following Build error:
The type or namespace name 'localhost' could not be found (are you missing
a using directive or an assembly reference?)

It is worth noting Intellisense does not work.
I have tried referencing other test web services i have lying around my test
box (These web services work from the browser and from other solutions perfectly.)
They get the same build errors.

Are my missing something obvious here?
Francisco

[francisco.lopez]

I think i have resolved this issue: The problem was a namespace resolution
conflict. And, it was resolved by changing the namespace in my application
entry (the one with void Main()) windows form.
Specifically i changed the namespace in my form class to match the root namespace
of the project found in the properties pages.
For the solution, that was surely a bizarre error message.
Francisco

Hi,
I have C# solution that requires a call to a web service in our
network.
At this time the service is being tested on my local machine (aka:
localhost).
I am able to Add Web Reference... into the project; however, when i go
to reference the web service like this:

localhost.ServiceName _webService = null;
ser.vice.name.object _theService = null;
I get the following Build error:
The type or namespace name 'localhost' could not be found (are you
missing
a using directive or an assembly reference?)
It is worth noting Intellisense does not work.
I have tried referencing other test web services i have lying around
my test
box (These web services work from the browser and from other solutions
perfectly.)
They get the same build errors.
Are my missing something obvious here?

Francisco