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I have created a web service that I not want to access using a VB.net program. The issue I have is that I can't figure out where to find the service. I spent several hours yesterday going through WDSC help and tutorials without any success. Searching the archives also proved unsuccessful. I'm pretty sure I have published it to the local webshpere 6.1 test server on my PC because if I display services for the server I can see it. My question is how do I find the URL the VB program needs to discover the service?

Rick Chevalier
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