There were no directions for creating a wsdl file. DataPortal.rem is just a pointer to a class. By using the web.config file:

 <wellknown mode = "SingleCall"
  objectUrl="DataPortal.rem"
  type= "CSLA.Server.DataPortal, CSLA.Server.DataPortal" />

When I mentioned website, I just meant that the directions in the book were to navigate to this url to test:

http://localhost/DataPortal/dataportal.rem?wsdl

>Perry,
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>I'm not familiar with Rocky's book, so I'm not sure what exactly you're trying to do. What exactly is dataportal.rem supposed to be? Are you looking for the .wsdl files? You didn't copy the .wsdl files if all you did was copy .DLLs. The .wsdl files are in the Web References of your projects. Also, you mention a website, but .wsdl files are for WebServices.
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>~~Bonnie
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>
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>>I'm studying Rocky's "C# Business Objects Book". I'm up to the point of finishing the development of the framework. One of the last steps is to build a website. Install a couple dlls into the websites bin folder and register them.
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>>I should then be able to enter:
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>>http://localhost/DataPortal/dataportal.rem?wsdl
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>>And get some xml returned. But instead I'm getting the dreaded "page not found.."
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>>Any suggestions?