Service reference is backwards compatible with web reference (service reference being the new, 2008/2010 WCF proxy way of consuming a service).
You should have a WSDL file that defines the web service. If that URL generates a WSDL file (you can try going to the URL in a web browser) then it can be used to generate the service reference. You should definitely use the WCF framework for any web service related programming in .
Net 3.0 onwards. So I would say that use a service reference. WCF is a more customisable, interoperable and peforming framework and is in fact the base for all other distributed computing initiative from Microsoft in recent times (like OData, RIA services etc.).
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