Adding web reference is not generating the expected reference.cs file. Absent functions?

It is VS2005, and isn't generating the async methods. OK; is it . NET 2.0 or .

NET 3.0 (via the VS2005/WCF add-on)?. It looks like "wsdl. Exe" (the original) will generate "FooAsync" methods, but WCF ("scvutil.

Exe") may generate the "BeginFoo" pattern. You might also look to see if you have used WSE*, for example, "wsewsdl2. Exe" or "wsewsdl3.

Exe".

First step would be to check wsdl file returned by web service if those methods are still available on the server.

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