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  EnricosFolly Member Posts: 4

  2012-01-17

  You did not say whether or not this is your first published web service on this database. It seems like you have other services published from this database. This makes the error more perplexing
  
  My suggestions for debugging this problem are as follows.
  
  1) Confirm that the Microsoft Dynamics NAV Server is started in services.
  2) Confirm that the database instance to which you are attempting to connect is listed in the CustomSettings.config file in \Program Files\Microsoft Dynamics NAV\60\Service.

  E.g., <add key="DatabaseName" value="Demo Database NAV (6-0)"></add>

  
  These configuration and system settings are assumed by the call to the service (the call to DynamicsNAV).
  
  The service seems to be running (or else you would probably encounter an error in your services call). So I would check to assure that the correct database name is referenced in CustomSettings.config.
  
  If it is not, the documentation recommends stopping the service, updating the config file, saving the file, and restarting the service.
  
  Hope this helps.

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  shill Member Posts: 21

  2012-01-18

  I have already checked the config file as well as the services. Everything is fine.
  The same thing is working on another system and its not the first time m using web services on this machine. Previously it worked absolutely fine. Dunno why is it creating a problem now. ](*,)

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  nileshshelar Member Posts: 13

  2012-01-18

  Hi Shill,
  
  Can you please try with IP address of Web service machine. may be your machine can't able resolve machine name.

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  Sog Member Posts: 1,023

  2012-01-27

  Is another (maybe not related to NAV) webservice running on the same port?

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