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I want to do this in my Web service:

public static Guid ApplicationId
{
get { return _appId; }
}

And then in my external code do this:

Guid webServiceGuid = MyWebServiceReference.MyWebServiceClass.Applicatio nId;

In other words, I want the Web reference that VS 2005 creates to discover
this property through the WSDL and make it available to my code without
having to actually call the Web service. Can it be done "out of the box"? If
extra code is required (like modifying the behavior of the Web reference
code generator) then forget it; I'll just hardcode the Guid. It's not going
to change, after all. I just feel this method would be cleaner code-wise, if
it's possible.

There is no posible create static members in WebServises.

"Jeff Johnson" <> wrote in message
news:...
>I want to do this in my Web service:
>
> public static Guid ApplicationId
> {
> get { return _appId; }
> }
>
> And then in my external code do this:
>
> Guid webServiceGuid =
> MyWebServiceReference.MyWebServiceClass.Applicatio nId;
>
> In other words, I want the Web reference that VS 2005 creates to discover
> this property through the WSDL and make it available to my code without
> having to actually call the Web service. Can it be done "out of the box"?
> If extra code is required (like modifying the behavior of the Web
> reference code generator) then forget it; I'll just hardcode the Guid.
> It's not going to change, after all. I just feel this method would be
> cleaner code-wise, if it's possible.
>