[RESOLVED] ServiceContract only returning 1 of 2 functions

[GoodBoyNYC]

Hi there. This is my second week working with WCFs, servers, web services, and VB.net so I'm a little unsure of how im describing everything(bear with me).

I've been given a WSDL from a client to set up a web service/WCF server so that they can communicate a response sms to us. I've set up a server in visual studios 2012 as a console application in visual basic. I added the wsdl from the url they're hosting it on was have the all good stuff available to me to use(really only 2 functions, receive and test). I have a service contract that declares a public interface

<ServiceContract()>
Public Interface racoSMS
    <OperationContract()>
    Function ReceiveSMS(ByVal securityKey As String, ByVal from As String, ByVal message As String) As RacoReceive.ServiceResult
    Function Test(ByVal securityKey As String) As RacoReceive.ServiceResult
End Interface

Public Class RacoSMSWCF
    Implements racoSMS

    Dim objFile As String = "C:\Users\lstenoj\Documents\Visual Studio 2012\Projects\RacoConsoleServer\easyA.txt"
    Dim sK As String
    Dim fM As String
    Dim msg As String

    Public Function ReceiveSMS(securityKey As String, from As String, message As String) As ServiceResult Implements racoSMS.ReceiveSMS
        Console.WriteLine(message.ToString)
        Return ServiceResult.ACCEPTED
    End Function

    Public Function Test(securityKey As String) As ServiceResult Implements racoSMS.Test
        Return ServiceResult.ACCEPTED
    End Function
End Class

I have a test client to see how I'm progressing and after a mix-up in instantiating the wrong class I was able to get 1 of the 2 functions in my ServiceContract.

I'm not really sure what's holding the other function from being seen by the client.

[GoodBoyNYC]

Newby oversight.

I didn't know I had to include <OperationContract()> for every function.