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      a web service and ASP.NET are mutually exclusive things. ASP.NET serves HTML, a web service does not.

      Hareesh.P.R wrote:

      also how to use it..

      This is somewhat disturbing. You wrote something, but you don't know how to use it ? More info needed, obviously.

      Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ "I am working on a project that will convert a FORTRAN code to corresponding C++ code.I am not aware of FORTRAN syntax" ( spotted in the C++/CLI forum )

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        Hareesh.P.R wrote:

        But i dono how to deploy or publish it

        Copy your webservice files to server which can be accessed through internet( with a static ip).

        Hareesh.P.R wrote:

        how to use it..

        It depends where you are using. If it is a windows application, start a new project, goto webreferences and add reference to your asmx file. Your url would be yourdomain.com/service.asmx. Reference editor will show you methods you have access to the webservice. After adding create object for that and access.


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          What u have to do to consume your Webservice in another application is to right click on the solution and select Add Web Reference. if ur Webservice is running or if not pls run it, then copy the path and paste it in the popped up window. Now click on go,give some name and click on Add reference.Thats it done !!!:rolleyes::zzz:

          Regards Bino

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