>>But you said you were trying to reference an .asmx web service ... if you are,then I don't think you should be mixing apples and oranges. If you want to go with the new way of doing things, then you should be using a WCF service, not an .asmx web service.
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>Ah, that explains. So, what is this WCF service. Is this the new way of doing a Web Service? If yes, does this mean whatever I did is no longer good?

WCF services can include "web" services (you'd use an http binding), but can also include other ways to connect ... TCP/IP, MSMQ, etc.

And older .asmx stuff still works fine, so you really don't have to worry about getting rid of them unless you feel like it just to be current.

~~Bonnie