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allen - 22 Aug 2005 23:40 GMT
I'd like to move to WSE for our client / server application to take advantage of some of the features that WSE has such as security, etc.  However, some of our smaller clients won't want to have to maintain a webserver for same.  Is there going to be
a small web server that works with WSE that ships with 2005 that I can install on a box that installs our software so that they don't have to configure a full microsoft web server?
William Stacey [MVP] - 23 Aug 2005 02:01 GMT
You can use WSE over TCP so you don't need a web server.  You can just host
the service as a exe or a service.

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> I'd like to move to WSE for our client / server application to take
> advantage of some of the features that WSE has such as security, etc.
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> install on a box that installs our software so that they don't have to
> configure a full microsoft web server?
UpChuck - 23 Aug 2005 13:59 GMT
Check out this blog for SOAP over TCP.

http://applanet.com/node/44

> I'd like to move to WSE for our client / server application to take advantage of some of the features that WSE has such as security, etc.  However, some of our smaller clients won't want to have to maintain a webserver for same.  Is there going to be
> a small web server that works with WSE that ships with 2005 that I can install on a box that installs our software so that they don't have to configure a full microsoft web server?

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