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How is this web service discription language(WSDL) created

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TonyJ - 28 Sep 2007 13:40 GMT
Hello!
I have created a web service that is working on my localhost using IIS.
If I enter the asmx file in this way http://localhost/webcalc/webcalc.asmx
for the web service in the Internet explorer I can see at the top a link to
Service Description.

If I click on this link an XML file is shown and this address is shown at
the address field
http://localhost/webcalc/webcalc.asmx?WSDL

Now to my question. In my web service project I have only two files which
are:
1. An ASMX file called webcalc.asmx
2.A code-behind file where the methods are implemented called service.cs

Is this XML file creted automatically by the internet expoler when a click
at the service description above

//Tony
Andrew Brook - 28 Sep 2007 14:06 GMT
The WSDL file is created automatically by the .NET framework on the server
when you visit that link.
Internet Explorer is not involved - apart from displaying it of course :)

Andrew

> Hello!
> I have created a web service that is working on my localhost using IIS.
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>
> //Tony

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