If you are just starting with Web Services, I would suggest skipping the .Net 2.0 approach and go directly to using WCF (Windows Communication Foundation) in .Net 3.0.
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Started 1 month ago by JNygren
The excellent tutorial ".NET Web Services Tutorial" by Shiv Pal Singh is very helpful, but I have questions that are not answered there.
1. Aren't most web services deployed as .DLLs?
2. The .asmx file header contains the source code (.cs) file as a parameter. Why? Is this only if the web service is not deployed as a .DLL?
3. When I create a web service from the "ASP.NET Web ...
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Arjay replied 1 month ago
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JNygren replied 1 month ago
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If you are just starting with Web Services, I would suggest skipping the .Net 2.0 approach and go directly to using WCF (Windows Communication Foundation) in .Net 3.0.
Thank you for the advice. I'm just trying to understand as much as I can on the subject.
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