Web Service Versioning

[Brett]

I have a .NET web service and I want to be able to version it, and continue
developing on a separate version altogether.

The client that accesses it is a windows service that when deployed will
eventually contact the new service, so something like a copy project would
work (although it hasn't yet).

I have tried to copy the project and rename it into a new folder in IIS, as
well as trying to copy the code directly over into a new project in IIS but
neither are really working because when I step through and hit a breakpoint,
it will brng up the .dll library for the original code, instead of version 2
!

I'm not sure what I need to do..can anyone be of any help?

[Brett]

I have a .NET web service and I want to be able to version it, and continue
developing on a separate version altogether.

The client that accesses it is a windows service that when deployed will
eventually contact the new service, so something like a copy project would
work (although it hasn't yet).

I have tried to copy the project and rename it into a new folder in IIS, as
well as trying to copy the code directly over into a new project in IIS but
neither are really working because when I step through and hit a breakpoint,
it will brng up the .dll library for the original code, instead of version 2
!

I'm not sure what I need to do..can anyone be of any help?

[Madhu Sudhanan Ramanujam]

You can copy the project the way you said. Make sure the virtual directory
path properly points to the new folder into which you've copied the project
to. Also rebuild your project once and try restarting IIS. Hope this will
resolve your problem.

Madhu Sudhanan Ramanujam

"Brett" <brett_swift@shaw.ca> wrote in message
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>I have a .NET web service and I want to be able to version it, and continue
>developing on a separate version altogether.
>
> The client that accesses it is a windows service that when deployed will
> eventually contact the new service, so something like a copy project would
> work (although it hasn't yet).
>
> I have tried to copy the project and rename it into a new folder in IIS,
> as well as trying to copy the code directly over into a new project in IIS
> but neither are really working because when I step through and hit a
> breakpoint, it will brng up the .dll library for the original code,
> instead of version 2 !
>
> I'm not sure what I need to do..can anyone be of any help?
>
>
>