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Since the emulator is isolated, it knows nothing about your host PC/Mac.

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So there are limits to how much CPU it can use, limits to how much RAM it can use, has its own isolated file system (that mimics the Android file system), and uses it's own network resources. It's basically a virtual machine that runs isolated from the host Mac/PC. The Android Emulator is an isolated entity. On the networking side, it uses the same network resources.

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Your iOS app on the Simulator will utilize the full power of your host CPU, even though an iDevice CPU is less powerful. Even though iPhone devices may be restricted to 1 GB or 2 GB of RAM.

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So if you have a 16 GB MacBook Pro, the Simulator will utilize as much RAM as Mac OS X will allow it. So it uses the same CPU, same RAM, same file system, same network resources, etc, all without restriction. The iOS Simulator is not an isolated entity. How is it possible that on iOS, localhost works fine and connects perectly to correct site (laptop's the iOS Simulator is a simulator and the Android Emulator is an Emulator. Thanks and hoping to finally resolve this issue with your help.

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This is my simple code after adding the reference just like you mentioned and I am not getting any compilation errors: MathService myService = new MathService() As soon as I call the required method, I get the following exception: : Error: ConnectFailure (The requested address is not valid in this context) -> System.Exception: The requested address is not valid in this contextĪt (IAsyncResult asyncResult) in :0Īt () in :0Īt .SoapHttpClientProtocol.Invoke (System.String method_name, System.Object parameters) in :0 Thank you very much for coming to my help as this still stands unresolved! Unfortunately, I am still getting an exception after following the steps mentioned by you.

while compiling it may give error for RuntTime.Serialization - add that reference manuallyīy the way, I am trying out SOAP rightnow and hoping it works similarly for REST as well for you.

and you can call _Service.GetMyResults().

create instance of the service class by - ServiceClassName _Service = new ServiceClassName().

go back to your code class - and type using.

this is all just for you to know the background - it should have the namespace and the service client class.

inside there should be Reference.cs file open that to see what is inside.

under that you will see the namespace you had chosen for web-service.

Now, go to project directory and you will see Service References folder.

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Make sure you update the Namespace to what you want.

On an Android Project (or whichever you have) in Xamarin Studio, you right click and select Add Web Reference.

But I was trying this today and here is how it works: Not sure if you got passed this as this is old thread. Please let me know what could be the problem here. End of inner exception stack trace -Īt at (System.IAsyncResult) Īt at () Īt (Android.OS.Bundle) in e:\Work\Xamarin\Android\Self\HelloAndroid\HelloAndroid\MainActivity.cs:67Īt _OnCreate_Landroid_os_Bundle_ (intptr,intptr,intptr) in /Users/builder/data/lanes/monodroid-lion-bs1/95789e18/source/monodroid/src/Mono.Android/platforms/android-8/src/generated/:1490Īt at (wrapper dynamic-method) object.3fab4791-7710-4ea9-bbe9-fca452cfc284 (intptr,intptr,intptr) Here is the Stack Trace: : Error: ConnectFailure (The requested address is not valid in this context) -> System.Exception: The requested address is not valid in this contextĪt .Connect ( remoteEP) in :0Īt ( request) in :0 Error: ConnectFailure (The requested address is not valid in this context)' WebResponse response = request.GetResponse () It works flawlessly in a simple ASP.NET application but when I try to run the same code in my Xamarin.Android application, I get an error at the line I used this article from MSDN to get the JSON string from my WCF service. This brings me to the "3.2 Invoking SOAP Services" section and this is where I am totally lost! It simply gives me two lines of code but I neither seem to have _Service nor PopulateResults(). The next step I do is I add the web reference (see the attached image). Now I also have an Android app that I have in Xamarin Studio and I want to consume this web service in that app. Public TestClass TestingObj(Int32 id, String name) Public System.Single Divide(System.Single A, System.Single B)

Public System.Single Multiply(System.Single A, System.Single B) Public System.Single Subtract(System.Single A, System.Single B) I have a very simple web service running at Here is its code: public class MathService : Consuming SOAP Services" section of the link that you shared.