#Truepianos reference code code
Generates the service reference code in a file named reference.cs, and adds it to your project under the Connected Services node.Downloads metadata from the WCF service.
The Finish button is disabled during loading unless the Reuse types in referenced assemblies check box is unchecked. There may be a delay while type information is loaded, depending on the number of project dependencies and other system performance factors. It's important to reuse those existing data types to avoid compile-time type clash or runtime issues. The Reuse types in referenced assemblies check box option is useful when data types needed for service reference code generation are defined in one of your project's referenced assemblies. The data type options page lets refine the generated service reference configuration settings: Alternatively, click the Finish button to use the default options.
Click the Next button to specify data type options or client options. If needed, enter the namespace for the generated code in the corresponding Namespace text box.Ĭ. Select the service from the search results list in the Services box. To select a WSDL file that contains the web service metadata information, click the Browse button.ī.To search for services hosted at a specified address, enter a service URL in the Address box and click the Go button.To search for services defined in the current solution, click the Discover button.There are several services search options available: This brings up the Add new WCF Web Service service reference wizard.Ī. Select WCF Web Service, and then choose Next. On the Connected Services page, select Add Service Reference. The Connected Services page appears as shown in the following image: NET Standard project, this option is available when you right-click on the Dependencies node of the project in Solution Explorer and choose Manage Connected Services.) In Solution Explorer, double-click the Connected Services node of the project.
Using the ASP.NET Core Web Application project template as an example, this article walks you through adding a WCF service reference to the project. NET Standard projects, including ASP.NET Core Web apps. The WCF Web Service Reference tool is applicable only to C#.