Hi guys,
I'm writing a C# class that works hand in hand with a SOAP service (using Visual Studio 2012). I added a Web Reference and the android app works perfectly on emulator.
This is the question: why the web service's class (autogenerated by Visual Studio) doesn't have a constructor with Binding and EndpointAddress parameters?
The same SOAP Service is consumed by other WinForm .NET 4.0/4.5 applications and Visual Studio provided me a constructor with Binding and EndpointAddress parameters. Especially I need to have the Endpoint parameter because I have 2 different .svc files for SOAP services (one for debug mode and one for release mode), so I need to dinamically change the .svc file URL.
Waiting for your kind answer Thanks in advance
Ale