I am using VS 2012 under windows 7x64. I have a winforms application that makes a webservice call to a Java (JBOSS) server. On the client-side I created the connection using Add Service Reference. Everything was generated properly and the communcation between client and my development server works. Now, I would like to point my client at a different server for QA purposes. I researched this and found I should change the app.config, specifically the endpoint address:
<endpoint address="http://devserver01.mydomain.org:80/af-afejb3/TransmitWS_003" ...>
I did this and it seems to work but my question is around other places I may need to change. I did a text search of my entire solution for the old dev server name (devserver01.mydomain.org) and found it still existed in several places including: configuration.svcinfo, configuration91.svcinfo, configuration91.svcinfo, TransmitWS_003.wsdl, Reference.svcmap
My thinking is that these files must not matter but I am uncomfortable seeing the old server names within certain files still in my codebase. Are the above files throw-away files that I should not commit to version control? I certainly like the idea of making a simple change to the app.config and this does feel right but I want to be sure. Is the app.config the only place?
thanks