Web Services?

Discussion in 'ASP.NET / ASP.NET Core' started by David4FSU, Jul 10, 2003.

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  1. OK, I think I figured out where my problem lies. It seems like the Web Service is cached for a long time on the server. I will make some changes to my code, ftp it up to my server, and then clear out all my cache files in my browser to make sure it is not cached locally. Then when I run the Web Service on the server it still runs the old version.

    Anyone know how I can decrease the time that my Web Service is cached on the server?

    Thanks,
    David
     
  2. OK, we can delete this thread now... I realized my newbie mistake... I was copying the VB file over instead of the contents of the BIN directory...

    I guess everyone has to start somewhere, right????[:)]
     
  3. I am experimenting with some of the ASPNetPop3 stuff to receive mail and store the attachment. Everything works fine as a Web Form, but when I try to make a Web Service that does the same thing, I get a server error 500 whenever I Invoke the operation. Then I started thinking, does discountASP.net even support Web Services???? I commented out every line in the program except the return of the text string and still get the error.

    Any suggestions? Thanks!
    David
     
  4. Whoops, the Internal Error 500 has seemed to go away so I guess the Web Services are supported... Now I just have to debug where my attachments is getting stored, but that is another post for another day....

    Thanks,
    David
     
  5. Bruce

    Bruce DiscountASP.NET Staff

    Yes... that's the drawback if you are using VS.net and code behind. THis is a fairly common problem among our users.


    quote:Originally posted by David4FSU

    OK, we can delete this thread now... I realized my newbie mistake... I was copying the VB file over instead of the contents of the BIN directory...

    I guess everyone has to start somewhere, right????[:)]
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