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Choeger at 14:33, 16 April 2015

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	Here is an example on how create a C# project in Microsoft Visual Studio 2010.		Here is an example on how create a C# project in Microsoft Visual Studio 2010.

			'''NOTE:''' please use <tt>/webservices</tt> instead of <tt>/servlet/axis2/services</tt> since the latter is deprecated and might be removed at any time.


	== Create a web reference ==		== Create a web reference ==

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 Here is an example on how create a C# project in Microsoft Visual Studio 2010.
 In your C# project, right click on ''References'' and then on ''Add Service Reference'':
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	Here is an example on how create a C# project in Microsoft Visual Studio 2010.		Here is an example on how create a C# project in Microsoft Visual Studio 2010.

			In your C# project, right click on ''References'' and then on ''Add Service Reference'':

			[[File:Add_service_reference.png]]

			In the dialogue click on ''Advanced'':

			[[File:Add_service_reference_click_advanced.png]]

			In the following dialogue, select ''Add Web Reference'':

			[[File:Service_reference_settings.png]]

			and in the URL input field enter the URL to your open-xchange servers OXContextService:

			[[File:Add_ox_context_reference.png]]

			after clicking on Add Reference, the new service should be visible like shown below:

			[[File:Reference_added.png]]

2011-10-26T12:48:41Z

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= How to provision Open-Xchange with C# and SOAP =

Here is an example on how create a C# project in Microsoft Visual Studio 2010.