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• Re: create web service and asp.net application both in the root

  Hi, Yes you can. You can create both in the same directory. NO problems, Only problem will be for you to manage the files, identifying which one is which. Cheers, DhananjayaD

  Posted to XML Web Services (Forum) by dhananjayad on 5/4/2005

• Re: Moving common code off WebMethods to a single place ?

  Hi, You can create a class with all the methods and the error handling built into it. Then you can create an instance of the class in the web method and call teh releavant class behaviour. This way all your processing happens inside the class and the class can be re-used / enhanced. Think about that. DhananjayaD

  Posted to XML Web Services (Forum) by dhananjayad on 5/4/2005

• Re: i have a doubt for the mobile web application

  If you are developing a mobile web application, then this is similar to any web application in terms of application model. Say in your application, if the web based system has the times which the doctor is free then you can program the applicatio to either allow only selecting the free times (by displaying the free time slots) or by validating the requested time witht eh doctors appointment database. Of course you'll need to access teh doctors appointments database for these scenarios. Or what you

  Posted to Mobile and Handheld Devices (Forum) by dhananjayad on 11/3/2004

• Re: Program for PDA

  It will be beter for you if you just specify the platform that your application will support. This way, you wont have to worry too much about the nitty gritties. For example you can just say that your application supports Pocket PC 2002 and above.

  Posted to Mobile and Handheld Devices (Forum) by dhananjayad on 11/3/2004

• Cannot open PortalCSVS in VS.NET

  Hi, I have succesfully installed the portal starter kit on my PC. Its running in the browser. I wanted to open it on Visual Studio to check the coding etc. I used the link installed in the start menu's ASP Starter Kit option pointing to the .sln file. Then VS loads up and gives me an error message saying "Unable to get the project file from the web server. Unable to open web project 'PortalCSVS'. The web 'PortalCSVS' located on server 'http://localhost' does not exist." BUt when I check

  Posted to Portal Starter Kit (Forum) by dhananjayad on 8/16/2004