Published Webservice not working

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HELP!

I am working on creating a webservice that uses a .dll reference file from an application that then creates an XML output which will be integrated into SAP.

I have created a localhost website and the webservice, which works perfectly in visual studio 2010, however after publishing it to the IIS localhost I do not get the same return.

Furthermore as I am very new to VB I cannot debug the published website to see specifically what is happening. I have used a caveman style debugging technique and have found that it seems to have something to do with the functions within the .dll file that is being referenced. My gut tells me it is a security issue, but I don't know why it would be working fine in visual studio, but does not return any value after publishing.

HELP!

And thank you kindly in advance for any information.

Posted 15-May-14 13:31pm

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[no name] 15-May-14 20:59pm

Help with what? You do realize that we have no idea what on earth you could be talking about right? We can't see your code, your project, your service or anything else? What would you expect us to do based on the zero information about your problem that you have presented here?

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