Adding Web Service Reference from SharePoint lower level site coll

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I am having a heck of a time with accessing the Web Services for a
particular site collection.

I try to add a Web reference to VS2005 for example.
http://URL/Sites/sites/MySite/Subsit...bin/lists.asmx

The Web service is added with the Web Reference URL set correctly as shown
above, but in the Lists.disco and Lists.wsdl the /sites/MySite/Subsite is
always dropped in the IDE. Any thoughts?

I am going to change the URLS in the files manually, but shouldn't VS2005
know that I am trying to get the WebReference from /sites/MySite/Subsite/?

I am using MOSS 2007 as well.

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[John Saunders [MVP]]

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>I am having a heck of a time with accessing the Web Services for a
particular site collection.

I try to add a Web reference to VS2005 for example.
http://URL/Sites/sites/MySite/Subsit...bin/lists.asmx

The Web service is added with the Web Reference URL set correctly as shown
above, but in the Lists.disco and Lists.wsdl the /sites/MySite/Subsite is
always dropped in the IDE. Any thoughts?

I am going to change the URLS in the files manually, but shouldn't VS2005
know that I am trying to get the WebReference from /sites/MySite/Subsite/?

I am using MOSS 2007 as well.

What's in address element of the WSDL?
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[John Saunders [MVP]]

"FredB" <Fr***@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
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This particular issues caused me to throw a small fit for far too long...

anyway, i easily fixed it by manually setting the .Url property to the
correct site...

i.e.
myWebRerence.Lists ws= new myWebReference.Lists();
ws.Url = "http://site/SUBSITE/_vti_bin/lists.asmx";
ws.Credentials = System.Net.CredentialCache.DefaultCredentials;

WSS v3 i think is at fault here...

I've learned a bit more about SharePoint since your previous posts. I have a
new theory about this now.

All of the files in a SharePoint site are identical to the files in the
parent site collection until you customize them. This is true for the .aspx
pages, isn't it? So why would it not be true for the .asmx files, or even
any .WSDL files if there are any? Among other things, this implies that the
URL in any such a file will still be the URL of the site collection.

At any rate, like I said, the <soap:addressin the WSDL is only a hint. You
should never depend on it being there, or being valid.
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