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Thom Little - 24 Mar 2005 04:28 GMT

I wrote a webservice that will be called from websites hosted on seven
different servers.

The test consumer for this application (Consume.aspx) accesses the
information from the web service (CountService.,asmx) correctly.
Consume.aspx was compiled in the same project as CountService.asmx.

What do I have to do to make CountService.asmx available to other
application not compiled with it and perhaps running on servers remote from
it?

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[MSFT] - 24 Mar 2005 10:18 GMT

Hello Thom,

You can open other ASP.NET project in VS .NET IDE, Click Project/Add Web
Reference, and enter the url for your web service. VS. NET will add a web
reference to the project and genrate a proxy class. Also the url can be
dynamic and you can specify other url in code like:

service.Url="http://myserver/myapp/CountService.,asmx"

Hope this help,

Luke

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Manohar Kamath - 24 Mar 2005 14:25 GMT

First of all, I would separate them into two different projects -- since
they are logically separate. This will also help you deploy the web service
by itself. To deploy, you could compile the web service project, and do an
xcopy (minus the .cs files).

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> I wrote a webservice that will be called from websites hosted on seven
> different servers.
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> application not compiled with it and perhaps running on servers remote from
> it?

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Thom Little - 25 Mar 2005 09:08 GMT

Thank you both. I am, once again, thrashing.

I created separate projects for the service and the consumer.

In the consumer I added a web reference for the service.

The consumer simply has ...

string strRequest = "http://www.tlatla.net/index.asp" ;
CountServices csWork = new localhost.CountServices( );
lblResult.Text = strRequest + " <> " + csWork.Count( strRequest ) ;

Passing a string and returning a string.

I get a not found error on the Count.Services statement and am too ill
educated to correct it. Can you point me (again) in the right direction.
Perhaps you can recommend an article that documents simple sting consumption
in C#?

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-- Thom Little -- www.tlanet.net -- Thom Little Associates, Ltd.
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> First of all, I would separate them into two different projects -- since
> they are logically separate. This will also help you deploy the web
> service
> by itself. To deploy, you could compile the web service project, and do an
> xcopy (minus the .cs files).

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[MSFT] - 28 Mar 2005 03:42 GMT

Hi Thom,

Here is a sample about how to create a simple web service:

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=KB;EN-US;Q308359

You may first try it and then modify your test project according that.

Luke

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