Please ensure that you save your definitions to C:\Program Files\Flynet\Viewer\Definitions or where the definitions folder is set to in the Administration console.

 

When loading a definition from an existing file into a new solution, unless you specifically want any changes to be saved back to that file or the project of the same name, change the application and definition file name,this will avoid conflicts if used in more than one solution.  

 

When generating a Web Service to a previously used folder,you may encounter build errors.To solve this delete the contents of the folder and take the Web Service generation option again.You may have to delete the actual contents of the Web and PrecompiledWeb folders first to allow the deletion of the entire folder.

 

Use the Admin. Console to view the application screens during the processing of the Web Service, this can be a good way of viewing what screens are actually being processed,particularly useful if you are not getting the desired results,can be used to check whether the screen you think is being processed actually is.

 

Ensure that you don't name your Task Project,Modules and Tasks with the same name, this can create build errors.

 

If you encounter build errors during the Web Service generation,you can open up the solution in MS Visual Studio using the link provided in your Desktop Folder.Try and build the solution,this can help in identifying where the problem is.