>Stephen,
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>>c:\inetpub\wwwroot\ParkerWS\Service1.asmx.cs(23): 'ParkerWS.Service1' does not contain a definition for 'RegisterBizObj'
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>Yes, you can use business objects in a Web Service without a hitch...I recommend checking your business objects for a call to a "RegisterBizObj" method...this method call is not performed at the MM .NET level, and shouldn't be performed from within the business object at all because it creates a dependency on the host environment--and in this case the Web Service does not have this method.
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>Regards,

I did have the same old registration for RegisterBizObj in Service1.asmx?
I replaced it with the new Registration()

Thanks.