Hi, I've just started exploring WSE 2.0 and after completing the Hands-On
Lab, which I downloaded from the corresponding MSDN site, I'm left with some
unanswered questions which one of you guys have answers for.
When using the soap.tcp channel, why do I have to specify a unique path AND
a unique port number? For example, suppose I want to register two
SoapService objects, I would expect that I can register one at
soap.tcp://localhost/service1 and the other at
soap.tcp://localhost/service2. However, trying to do so raises a
SocketException forcing me to assign unique port-numbers as wel.. What is
the whole purpose of the /servicexxx then?
How can I integrate the WSE 2.0 documentation into the VS.NET documentation?
If I define a SoapClient to match a SoapService, according to the examples I
need to apply [SoapMethod] tags to the methods of the SoapClient as well.
Why? If I don't do that, the base.SendRequestResponse does work properly. So
what's that SoapMethod doing there?
Pfew, quite some questions, but hopefully somebody can help me out....
Dennis Doomen
Sioux T.S.O. B.V.
Netherlands
www.sioux.nl
ByronKim - 24 Jun 2004 07:59 GMT
For registering those URIs, you can do this only under the same app domain.
In general, two apps cannot listen
For [SoapMethod] attribute, this is not requires for soap client. However,
it is requires for SoapService
thanks
Byron KIM
> Hi, I've just started exploring WSE 2.0 and after completing the Hands-On
> Lab, which I downloaded from the corresponding MSDN site, I'm left with some
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> Netherlands
> www.sioux.nl