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Dan - 15 Oct 2004 14:03 GMT
Good Day All,

I have a general design question regarding the capabilities of WSE 2.0.

If I understand things correctly, WSE 2.0 would allow me to host a Web
Service, inside of an application, totally independent of IIS. Is that
correct?

It I am independent of IIS can I still use HTTP over port 80 to carry the
messages?

I just need a bit of clarification. Thanks!

Dan
Martin Kulov - 15 Oct 2004 16:04 GMT
Hi Dan,

That's correct. WSE 2.0 allows you to use either TCP or HTTP protocol for communication channel. See this article [1] for more information on how to create TCP client and service. However it is recommened that you use HTTP protocol and IIS to get additional benefits like load balancing, ease of management and prevention of DoS attacks.

Regards,
Martin Kulov

[1] How To: Send and Receive a SOAP Message By Using the SoapClient and SoapService Classes
ms-help://MS.WSE20.1033/wse/html/gxaconHowToReceiveSOAPResponse.htm
BenW - 03 Feb 2005 20:09 GMT
Surely it is not so simple.  What limitations there of hosting in IIS.

Messaging patterns supported or not?

BenW

> Hi Dan,
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> [1] How To: Send and Receive a SOAP Message By Using the SoapClient and SoapService Classes
> ms-help://MS.WSE20.1033/wse/html/gxaconHowToReceiveSOAPResponse.htm

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