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From: ConfinedVivek
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Can we define constructor with arguments in web service.
So, suppose the Web service.asmx file looks like: public class Service2 :
System.Web.Services.WebService
{
string b = null;
public Service2()
{
InitializeComponent();
}
public Service2(string b1)
{
b = b1;
}
[WebMethod]
public string HelloWorld(string vivs)
{
return vivs+ b;
} and at client side, I am creating proxy object like:
WebService1.localhost.Service2 obj = new WebService1.localhost.Service2("Hello");
string myname = obj.HelloWorld("vivekagarwal");
Response.Write(myname); But the problem is, i am getting error while creating
object with passing argument ("Hello").
It is saying that we can't pass the argument.(Even when I have created the default
constructor with no-argument)
any body has any idea???..becaz my primary function here is..to initialize the object
upon creation...
Thanks
-Vivek Agarwal
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