Thanks for your reply Yonathan!
I did what you proposed, but I’m afraid
it didn’t work out. I erased the webreferences from the project, closed
VS and deleted the webreferences folder. As for the artifacts, I don’t
know what you are referring to, so I did nothing with them. Then I added
the webreferences again, only to see the webservices not working. The funny
thing was that prior to this, I had one ws working and one not working.
After this, both webservices were not working, always throwing that exception.
I am completely clueless here, I think
I’m doing everything well. I stop the application, build and deploy it,
start it and restart the host instance, and the exception always comes
out. I even checked the GAC for the elements that BT is complaining about,
and they are there. I don’t know what else to do.
It’s a shame I can’t just use the .net
webreferences in a practical way as it is supposed to be, without having
to resort to any kind of schema or trick to be able to consume webservices.
It shouldn’t take me over a week to be able to consume webservices with
.net webreferences. What’s even weirder is that I seem to be the only person
facing this kind of problem on the internet.