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Opening the Add-in and Generating Code
*To create a C# or Visual Basic file from a webMethods service
1. Open Visual Studio.
2. Open an existing .NET project or create a new one.
3. On the Tools menu, click webMethods Add-In for Microsoft Visual Studio.
If this menu item is not visible, make sure you have installed the add-in.
4. In the webMethods Add-In for Microsoft Visual Studio dialog box, provide the following information about the instance of Integration Server to which you want to connect.
In this field...
Type this...
webMethods Integration Server
The name and port number of Integration Server in the format ServerName:PortNum. The default is localhost:5555.
UserID
The name of a valid user account on this server.
Password
The password for the user account in UserID. Passwords are case-sensitive.
5. Click Connect. The webMethods Add-In for Microsoft Visual Studio window is displayed. This window contains a tree view of packages and services on the Integration Server to which you are connected.
Tip:
The add-in opens as a floating window. You can dock the window by dragging it to the Visual Studio toolbar.
6. Right-click a service and click Generate Code, and then click either of the following:
Click this...
To create code in...
With this extension...
C# Code
C# .NET
.cs
VB.NET Code
Visual Basic .NET
.vb
The file takes the name of the service from which it was generated and has an extension based on the type of code generated.