OK Keith let's see I'm assuming that you have a server called flsrv02 that is running IIS. So on the form that is open once you have click the advance button you have a section that says WSDL Files in this section you have 2 textbox the first one say's URL: in this one you should put http://flsrv02/testweb/hello.wsdl don't forget that testweb must exist on the site was a virtual directory.
The second say's File: in this one you should put the physical path to the testweb virtual directory e.g. \\flsrv02\testweb\hello.wsdl.
saying this the first thing that you need to check is that testweb exist as an virtual directory under the site and is pointing to the right path.

>Thank you for your response Alexandre.
>
>I tried to following entries but I still get the error:
>
>1. http://flsrv02/d:\testweb\
>2. http://flsrv02/d:\testweb\hello.wsdl
>3. http://flsrv02/testweb/ (after creating a share on d:\testweb)
>4. \\flsrv02\testweb
>5. file://flsrv02\testweb\
>6. file://flsrv02\testweb\hello.wsdl
>
>I have a few of specific questions about the File: textbox.
>
>1. Do I have to include the filename or only the directory?
>2. Since I am publishing to a remote server, should I use a network share, IIS virtual directory or the actual path?
>3. If I publish to the Default Web Site, how can I be sure where IIS will put the WSDL file?
>
>Thanks again,
>
>Keith
>
>>Hi Keith this problem usual happens if you are not generating the WSDL Files to the right directory do the following on the web services wizard click on the advance button on the textbox that say File: make sure that the hole path is specified e.g. c:\inetpub\...\webservices\hello.wsdl if this is not the case then chose the path and file again this should resolve your problem.
>>
>>>I am receiving the following error from the Web Services Publisher when I generate the server files:
>>>
>>>"Error generating Intellisense scripts. Check for a valid WSDL URL location or invalid WSDL content. The WSDL file may have also been in use -- try regenerating the web service files again."
>>>
>>>I think the problem is occuring earlier in the process but I'm not exactly sure where or when. The publisher reports that the .WSDL file was generated sucessfully, but I have not been able to find it on the server.
>>>
>>>I am using a freshly installed IIS on Windows 2000 Advanced Server. I created a Virtual Directory called "webservice" in the Default Web Site. My project's name is 'Hello' and the OLEPUBLIC class is named 'Hello' as well. The server is FLSRV02. In the Web Services Publisher I am using the following settings:
>>>
>>>

>>>WSDL Files:
>>>URL:  http//flsrv02/webservice/
>>>File: hello.WSDL
>>>
>>>Listener:  ISAPI
>>>
>>>[checked] Intellisense scripts
>>>Name:  hello web service
>>>

>>>
>>>I have VFP7 installed on my workstation and that is where I am running the builder from.
>>>
>>>Do I have to install VFP7 on the server and build the files from there?
>>>Are there any settings that I should check on IIS?
>>>Can anyone shed some light on this process?
>>>
>>>TIA,
>>>
>>>Keith Payn