You receive error messages when Visual Studio 2005 upgrades MapPoint Web Service SDK 4.1 sample projects (920965)

RESOLUTION

To resolve these problems, use one or more of the following methods.

Notes

• You may have to use several of these methods to make a sample project or solution compile successfully.
• The Visual Studio 2005 Upgrade Wizard does not correctly convert the LineDrive solution or the TrafficIncidents solution. You must build the Visual C# and Visual Basic projects in these solutions separately by using method 2.

Method 1: Update Web references

You must update the Web references for the projects that are in the following solutions:

• ClickToCenterMap
• DataUploadClient
• DragPushpinOnMap
• IconCollisionAndSuppression
• PointConversion
• Polygons

To do this, follow these steps:

1. Start Visual Studio 2005.
2. On the File menu, point to Open, and then click Project/Solution.
3. Locate the solution (.sln) file that you want to open, and then click Open.
4. In Solution Explorer, expand Web References for the Visual C# and Visual Basic projects.
5. Under Web References, right-click MapPointService, and then click Update Web Reference.
6. Right-click the project, and then click Rebuild Solution.

Method 2: Add Web references that are missing

You must add Web references to the Visual C# and Visual Basic projects that are in the following folders:

• CoreFunctionality
• ImageMap
• InsetOverviewMap
• LineDrive
• MobileApplications
• PanMapNavigationControl
• StoreLocator
• TrafficIncidents
• TurnByTurnRouteMaps

To do this, follow these steps:

1. Start Visual Studio 2005.
2. On the File menu, point to Open, and then click Project/Solution.
3. Locate the project file (.csproj or .vbproj) that you want to open, and then click Open.
4. In Solution Explorer, right-click the name of the project, and then click Add Web Reference.
5. In the URL box, type the following URL:

   http://staging.mappoint.net/standard-30/mappoint.wsdl

6. Click Go.
7. After Visual Studio 2005 locates the Web service, type the correct Web reference name in the Web reference name box. Use the following table to determine the correct Web reference name for the sample project.

   Project name	Web reference name
   FindCS	CoreFunctionality.MapPointService
   FindVB	CoreFunctionality.MapPointService
   FindAddressCS	FindAddressCS.MapPointService
   FindAddressVB	FindAddressVB.MapPointService
   FindNearbyCS	FindNearbyCS.MapPointService
   FindNearbyVB	FindNearbyVB.MapPointService
   FindNearRouteCS	CoreFunctionality.MapPointService
   FindNearRouteVB	CoreFunctionality.MapPointService
   MapWithNavigationButtonsCS	MapWithNavigationButtonsCS.MapPointService
   MapWithNavigationButtonsVB	MapWithNavigationButtonsVB.MapPointService
   RouteCS	RouteCS.MapPointService
   RouteVB	RouteVB.MapPointService
   ImageMapCS	ImageMap.MapPointService
   ImageMapVB	ImageMap.MapPointService
   InsetOverviewCS	InsetOverviewCS.MapPointService
   InsetOverviewVB	InsetOverviewVB.MapPointService
   LineDriveCS	LineDriveCS.MapPoint
   LineDriveVB	LineDriveVB.MapPoint
   PocketIECS	PocketIECS.MapPointService
   PocketIEVB	PocketIEVB.MapPointService
   PanMapNavigationControlCS	PanMapNavigationControlCS.MapPointService
   PanMapNavigationControlVB	PanMapNavigationControlVB.MapPointService
   StoreLocatorCS	StoreLocatorCS.MapPointService
   StoreLocatorVB	StoreLocatorVB.MapPointService
   TrafficIncidentsCS	TrafficIncidentsCS.MapPoint
   TrafficIncidentsVB	TrafficIncidentsVB.MapPoint
   TurnByTurnRouteMapsCS	TurnByTurnRouteMapsCS.MapPointService
   TurnByTurnRouteMapsVB	TurnByTurnRouteMapsVB.MapPointService

8. Click Add Reference.
9. Right-click the project, and then click Rebuild Solution.

Method 3: Modify function parameters in the Find C# project

When you try to compile the Find C# project in the CoreFunctionality folder after you use the previous methods, you receive several error messages that resemble the following:To resolve this problem, follow these steps:

1. Start Visual Studio 2005.
2. On the File menu, point to Open, and then click Project/Solution.
3. Locate the Find C# project, and then click Open.
4. In Solution Explorer, double-click Find.aspx.cs.
5. On the Edit menu, click Go To.
6. In the Line number box, type 224, and then click OK.
7. Replace the existing code as follows.
   
   Existing code

   void PopulateListBox(ref System.Web.UI.WebControls.ListBox myList BoxControl, ref FindResult[] myResults)

   Replacement code

   void PopulateListBox(ref System.Web.UI.WebControls.ListBox myList BoxControl, FindResult[] myResults)

8. By using the procedures in steps 5 and 6, locate the following lines of code, and then replace them as follows.
   
   Line 68: Existing code

   PopulateListBox(ref listboxFindResults, ref myFindResults.Results);

   Line 68: Replacement code

   PopulateListBox(ref listboxFindResults, myFindResults.Results);

   
   
   Line 123: Existing code

   PopulateListBox(ref listboxFindResults, ref myFindResults.Results);

   Line 123: Replacement code

   PopulateListBox(ref listboxFindResults, myFindResults.Results);

   
   
   Line 184: Existing code

   PopulateListBox(ref listboxFindNearbyResults,ref myFindResults.Results );

   Line 184: Replacement code

   PopulateListBox(ref listboxFindNearbyResults, myFindResults.Results );

   
   
   Line 303: Existing code

   PopulateListBox(ref listboxFindResults, ref myFindResults.Results);

   Line 303: Replacement code

   PopulateListBox(ref listboxFindResults, myFindResults.Results);

   
   
   Line 352: Existing code

   PopulateListBox(ref listboxFindResults, ref myFindResults.Results);

   Line 352: Replacement code

   PopulateListBox(ref listboxFindResults, myFindResults.Results);

9. Right-click the project, and then click Rebuild Solution.