R#6 : Not recognizing web references Follow
OK, where's the magic switch to make R# 6 recognize my web references???
Steps to reproduce:
- Create an empty web-site project;
- Add a web reference;
- Write some code which uses the web reference;
- Save and close the project;
- Re-open the project;
Expected results:
The code builds and runs without any problems, so R# should not indicate any errors.
Actual results:
R# hilights all usages of the web reference as an error.
Clearing the caches has no effect.
Restarting VS2010 has no effect.
Refreshing the reference has no effect.
Removing and re-adding the reference has no effect.
Re-creating the solution file has no effect.
This has been a problem for several major versions now. I can't believe it's still not fixed! :(
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In case it helps, the reference I'm using is:
http://www.postcoderwebsoap.co.uk/websoap/websoap.php?wsdl
Hello Richard,
Thank you for detailed report! However, I wasn't able to reproduce this behavior.
Could you please attach a sample solution (which would also contain ReSharper
cache) which exhibits this behavior?
Andrey Serebryansky
Senior Support Engineer
JetBrains, Inc
http://www.jetbrains.com
"Develop with pleasure!"
I'm having the same issue since upgrading to version 6: the web references are no longer recognized. I have tried deleting the cache (manually and via options) but it's still the same. Could you please advise? Thank you.
PS: I have both visual studio 2008 & 2010 installed, this is only happening in vs 2008.
Hello,
Could you please attach a small sample solution demonstrating this problem?
Thank you!
Andrey Serebryansky
Senior Support Engineer
JetBrains, Inc
http://www.jetbrains.com
"Develop with pleasure!"
Andrey,
Unfortunately, I can't seem to reproduce this in a new empty solution.The solution which is affected is 150Mb, with a 12Mb R# cache, and contains a lot of proprietary code which I can't share.
I did have this problem with R#5 when I first added the reference, but a combination of clearing the caches and restarting Visual Studio seemed to resolve it. Since I've upgraded to R#6, nothing I do will make R# recognize the service reference.
Hello Richard,
Could you please check if the following combination helps:
1. Delete the web reference from your project
2. Close Visual Studio
3. Delete ReSharper cache
4. Reopen your solution
5. Re-add the web reference
Let me know if this helps. Thank you!
Andrey Serebryansky
Senior Support Engineer
JetBrains, Inc
http://www.jetbrains.com
"Develop with pleasure!"
It worked initially, but when I closed and re-opened the solution, R# had lost the reference again.
All the developers in our department also have the same problem and I'd like to expand on Richard's steps to reproduce in hopes that JetBrains can reproduce this issue. It is really bothersome when you know you will never get a green code analysis.
Steps to reproduce:
http://www.postcoderwebsoap.co.uk/websoap/websoap.php?wsdl
Change Web reference name to PostCoderWebSOAP.
The using directive is dimmed and red and tooltip says, "Cannot resolve symbol 'PostCoderWebSOAP'...".
I so hope you can reproduce this now. Remember, don't create a web project, create a file based Web Site.
Attachment(s):
WebRefProblem.zip
Hello Mark,
Thank you for detailed repro steps! I've followed them exactly and it still
works fine for me. I've created a bug-report in our tracker: http://youtrack.jetbrains.net/issue/RSRP-273951
and assigned it to our QA engineer for further investigation. You can track
the progress there.
Andrey Serebryansky
Senior Support Engineer
JetBrains, Inc
http://www.jetbrains.com
"Develop with pleasure!"
I'm using a Service Reference rather than a Web Reference, but it's probably the same issue.
(Although, given the hoops I had to jump through to make WCF work with a service which uses ISO-8859-1, I'm starting to wish I'd used the older approach!)
Could this be a timing issue? Is R#6 picking up the dependencies before VS2010 has finished generating the service reference code?
Still can't reproduce? Dang!
Well, here are the versions I'm using. Not sure if that would affect this or not.
Visual Studio 2010 Professional Version 10.0.40219.1 SP1Rel
ReSharper 6.0.2202.688
I'm having the same problem with a web reference. With R# 6 on, the web services classes aren't recognized and intellisense doesn't work for those classes. Interestingly, if I suspend R#, the VS intellisense immediately recognizes the classes and intellisense for those classes works again.
Mark, unfortunately I can't reproduce it neither with R# 6.0 release build nor R# 6.1 development build. Any working sample solution could be very useful for us.
Thanks in advance!
Kirill Falk
Hi Guys
I am having exactly the same problem, If I delete the web reference and recreate it all works fine. However after I close sln and reopen I get the following:-
The web reference I am connecting to is, https://b2b-email.net/apicrm1/webCRMAPI.asmx
However sln builds fine
Richard, what source control system are you using in your working solution? It could be timing issue, so if it's possible please try to turn source control off and try to reload solution.
Thank you.
I don't have any source control on that particular solution yet.
(I know - I'll get around to it some day, honest! :8})
It's a fairly large project - 16 bin-deployed references, 37 code files in App_Code, ~150 pages and controls, ~40 javscript files, and ~50 css files.
I am using AnkhSVN - Subversion Support for Visual Studio.
However I am relunctant to remove this plugin as it requires me to install/uninstall via Windows Add/Remove.
Can you test this yourselves first for me as I don't want to mess with my setup on my main dev box.
Also after reading latest comment I can't see why this would affect it as ALL my other solutions don't have this problem
OK R#6 I think I can replicate the problem.
I have a ASP.NET Web Application
I have created a folder called "App_Code" (not a special folder as Web applications can't create App_Code special folders)
Inside this App_Code folder I got some classes without Namespaces defined (naughty I know)
This seems to cause the fault, as soon as I added the namespaces r#6 started behaving nicely and could see my webservcies.
I undertand that really the App_Code folder should be a seperate project, but I inhertied this and am slowly cleaning it up!
Hi, Richard
Great news! Could you please send me your demo solution? I've tried your case but still can't reproduce this.
Kirill Falk