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Using Activator.GetObject to get Web Service

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Craig Neuwirt - 28 Aug 2003 14:16 GMT
Is it possible to use the Activator.GetObject interface to access a Web
Service?

e.g.

 Activator.GetObject(http://localhost/MyServive.asmx);

If so, what do you get back and how do you configure .Net remoting since the
parameters passed to a web service are XML serializable, but not necessarily
binary serializable?

thanks,
 craig
Dino Chiesa [MSFT] - 29 Aug 2003 16:47 GMT
what do you want to do?

Web services and remoting are two different things.

Do you want  BOTH?

In this case you might want to stand up your server logic, and then expose
communication points via both webservices (ASMX) and remoting.

-Dino

> Is it possible to use the Activator.GetObject interface to access a Web
> Service?
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> thanks,
>   craig

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