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Web Services - Internal Access Modifier
How can I set the access modifier of my web references to
internal. By default, a web reference has a public
reference modifier. It constituts a problem since my
library uses web services to do its work and I don't want
the client's code to have the access to those services. I
could modify the code generated by the VS .NET but sooner
or later it will be regenerated.
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Unregistered #2 Re: Web Services - Internal Access Modifier
Did you find any solution for this?
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