I have written some web service, I run it and see it from my firefox and run it from there.
Now I want to call it from some other code/solution i trying to add there a web reference and Web Services on the Local Machine , but i cannot see there my web services.
Any idea what is missing ? Sorry for the newbie question it's my first time with web services.
Thanks.
when you run the web service you will get a url in browser.Copy that, in reference of your project Add Webreference , it will ask for the url paste it and click go.Add that to your project.
If you are not added in IIS. please add it to IIS and do the rest of operation.other wise when you try for that you wont get the web service.
Or run web service in visual studio debugger and dont close and to the operations.
please also ref: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/d9w023sx(VS.80).aspx
If you created the Web service project in a file system, then it ll automatically assign the temporary port number to run the service. In this case you cannot see the service in other projects.
Try creating the IIS virtual directory for the web service and see.
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Hello everyone.
I have implemented an ASP.NET web service that performs a query on a RavenDB database. I have then called this service by clicking on a button of a web page that is part of my web site and it is working just fine. I have generated a package from this web site. I have imported this package on IIS 8 located in another machine of the network I am connected to. On this other machine, when I launch the web site, is it working, but when I try to access the service by clicking on a button of a web page, I get the error displayed in the enclosed file. Is this error due to the fact that the web site is unable to locate the web service? If so, how can I fix it? If not, where does this error comes from?
Thanks in advance.
I wrote a simple C# REST based Web Service by following
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H9vBxAH4f5E]
When I copy folder to IIS and create application by Add Application, I am getting Error 500.
Is there something I am doing wrong ?
I have IIS v6 on Windows 7.
There is no main function, should I create console or web based application to render it ?
Any help or pointers will be great.
I am new to using web services. I am assigned a task in which I need to use a web service in my Windows app. This is the web service I would be using:
https://api.betfair.com/global/v3/BFGlobalService.wsdl
Now, I've learned how to add a web reference to this service, but I could not find a basic tutorial that could help me learn how to make an object of this web service and use the service as I want to.
Basicaly, what I need is to create an object from the above web service in my form, and to call it's methods. A C# code snippet would be great.
Can anyone give me some directions? I am working in Visual Studio 2008 and a C# Windows App.
Right click on References
select Add Service Reference
give the wsdl address in the address textbox
click Discover
Give a name for the namespace eg;- BFG
You can access the resources like BFG.MethodName() from you code
I am having this strange problem:
I have just developed a WCF service (on VS2008) and created a website (ASP.net) to use that service. When I launch the website from VS2008, it works fine and I get the "You have created a service method", but if I try to open that service using IIS then it is not able to load the website at all. I get a message that "website found, waiting for reply", but the browser is not able to load the service at all.
Any help will be greatly appreciated!
There was problem with my IIS 7.5, in that ASP.NET was not registered for IIS. The following article was helpful: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/k6h9cz8h.aspx
I used aspnet_"regiis -i" command and the websites started loading. Thanks for all the help guys!
A few troubleshooting items
Make sure in inetmgr under Web Services Extension that the required frameworks are unblocked.
Enable tracing to watch the messages
Enable exception details in faults
Make sure you are running the website under correct framework (under website properties)
In web.config, clear and add handler svc-Integrated-4.0
I started learning web services. I learnt about web services, UDDI, WSDL, SOAP etc. and architecture of web services. Visual Studio is running the service in local system successfully.
Then I deployed the entire folder of that web service in IIS wwwroot, and tested. Its running successfully.
But when I remove the other file from the wwwroot\webService1 folder (I left only service1.asmx and bin folder) then also service is running.
Here I see that only two file are used in ruuning the webservice one is .asmx and another one is webService.dll in bin folder.
I'm not able to understand where is SOAP, WSDL, namespace or other things, that are required to run web service.
Please clarify.
SOAP, WSDL, Namespace are all handled by IIS and ASP.NET. In your scenario, your web service endpoint is your asmx file (no .cs file required in your deployment), and the DLL in the bin folder contains the code that you wrote for your webservice (so it does something).
If you call up your webservice in a web browser, you should see your web methods listed out to test. IIS knows how to process *.asmx files to do this. If you click on one, you should see a sample form (if input parameters are expected) and a button. Again, IIS knows how to serve this out to you. When you click the button, IIS and ASP.NET handle the work of SOAPing your request, handling it with your code, and SOAPing the response back to you.
If you create a "test" project in Visual Studio, and set a web service reference that points to your deployed web service, Visual Studio will create a proxy class and pull in some additional code from it's discovery of the service. Try it. You should get at least: a WSDL which defines your web service, a file called reference.cs which contains the code that does the heavy lifting of calling your webservice (SOAPing the request from your application and unSOAPing from the response).
If you download a tool called Fiddler, you should be able to intercept and inspect the SOAP call to your web service.
Take a look at Web Services with ASP.NET for additional information.
There are no such 'files' at all. The asmx and dll files contain all of the code for the service. You can see some of that in the URLs that are requested for the SOAP/WSDL info.
I believe if you append ?WSDL after .asmx you will see the definitions.
Such as this example:
WSDL Example
I think these are protocols and does not require anything. IIS and the requesting applications understand these protocols.