CSharp/C#, Web reference namespace not found

Web reference namespace not found

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Greg Ewin #1 / 6	Web reference namespace not found James, you don't have to add a using statment for your webservice. As long as you have a web reference you are set. You can reference it in code like this: net.riche.www.MyClassName var = new net.riche.www.MyClassName(); -- Greg http://www.--*.com/ Quote: > I have an assembly that references a web service. I've added the reference > to VS.NET and the default name is "net.riche.www". In my code, if I enter > the line: > using net.riche.www; > I get the following error: > ..\bloggermodule.cs(7,7): error CS0246: The type or namespace name 'net' > could not be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly > reference?) > Am I doing something wrong? Sometimes it works, but most of the time it > doesn't. > Attached is a screenshot showing the error, code, and project tree. > ---- > James Bailey
Tue, 15 Feb 2005 11:48:15 GMT

James Baile #2 / 6	Web reference namespace not found Quote: > net.riche.www.MyClassName var = new net.riche.www.MyClassName(); I have tried that as well and receive the same error. ---- James Bailey
Wed, 16 Feb 2005 00:39:38 GMT

Greg Ewin #3 / 6	Web reference namespace not found James, try renaming the reference (right click and rename in your project) to something simpler and unique. -- Greg http://www.claritycon.com/ Quote: > > net.riche.www.MyClassName var = new net.riche.www.MyClassName(); > I have tried that as well and receive the same error. > ---- > James Bailey
Wed, 16 Feb 2005 00:56:52 GMT

Greg Ewin #4 / 6	Web reference namespace not found James, don't use a using statement. That will cause this error. Just keep your web reference and then access your web service in code. -- Greg http://www.claritycon.com/ Quote: > > James, try renaming the reference (right click and rename in your project) > > to something simpler and unique. > I renamed it to "riche" from "net.riche.www" and I still get the error. > (Attached) > ---- > James Bailey
Wed, 16 Feb 2005 03:54:09 GMT

James Baile #5 / 6	Web reference namespace not found Okay. This got really odd. Renaming the reference back to "net.riche.www", I get the error. I looked at the Reference.cs file and found that it set the namespace to "BloggerModule.net.riche.www". ("BloggerModule" is the name of the project.) If I make the appropriate changes everything works. Why would it prepend the project name? ---- James Bailey
Wed, 16 Feb 2005 07:02:25 GMT

Greg Ewin #6 / 6	Web reference namespace not found James, BloggerModule is the name of the namespace too isn't it? It's trying to avoid any confusion as to what namespace .net is a part of. Glad you figured it out. -- Greg http://www.claritycon.com Quote: > Okay. This got really odd. Renaming the reference back to "net.riche.www", > I get the error. I looked at the Reference.cs file and found that it set > the namespace to "BloggerModule.net.riche.www". ("BloggerModule" is the > name of the project.) If I make the appropriate changes everything works. > Why would it prepend the project name? > ---- > James Bailey
Wed, 16 Feb 2005 12:07:36 GMT

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