I have created an asp.net core application to create a web API. I have to create a service reference to an asmx service. But I don't see any provision to create an asmx service reference. Any reference to a documentation will be highly appreciated.
I'm trying all these from Visual studio 2017.
For calling ASMX Web Service from .net Core, I suggest you try Visual Studio WCF Connected Service, I suggest you refer the link below for more information.
WCF Connected Service for .NET Core 1.0 and ASP.NET Core 1.0 is now available
https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/webdev/2016/06/26/wcf-connected-service-for-net-core-1-0-0-and-asp-net-core-1-0-0-is-now-available/
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I have to write a simple Web Service application in ASP.NET. I read somewhere that Web Services is now obsolete and some new technologies like WCF is there.
But as the name suggests, Windows Communication Foundation, might me restricted to WinForms applications only and not for ASP.NET. What shall I use with Visual Studio 2010?
I want to build a simple Web Forms application and not MVC.
What shall I use with Visual Studio 2010?
You have many choices other than ASP.NET Web Services which are completely obsolete now. So if you are starting a new project and need to develop a web service you might consider:
WCF
ASP.NET Web API
ServcieStack
ASP.NET MVC
But as the name suggests, Windows Communication Foundation, might me
restricted to WinForms applications only
The name is misleading. WCF has strictly nothing to do with Windows Forms only. You could host a WCF service in an ASP.NET application or self-host it if you want.
Simple Web Service application in ASP.NET (webForm OR mvc) ?
My firt choice : ASP.NET WebApi
Easy to unit test
Easy to secure
Restful
Still, WCF is pretty cool too because it is very well integrated with VS, and easy to configure through web.config
Both WebApi and WCF make it possible to version your web services.
How to call Oracle web service using asp.net web service? Is there a difference between calling asp.net web service and calling Oracle web service from asp.net web service?
I found how to call asp.net web service from another one but not Oracle
If the web service (any web service) has a WSDL, then you can call it from .Net code. Just point the WCF Configuration utility at the URL, or import the WSDL and it will generate the proxy for you.
I was going through the MSDN walkthrough on using client application services.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb546195.aspx
This is for .net 3.5..but i need to do it in .net 4. The thing is that it doesn't have any ASP.NET Web Service Applications listed. Has it introduced any replacement for that? Or is there any workaround?
Regards.
One of the way is to select target platform as .NET 3.5 in the drop-down at the top of New Project dialog - this will allow you to select "ASP.NET Web Service Application" project template. Once you select the template, you may change the target platform to .NET 4 using project properties.
I believe that the main reason for this template not being available in .NET 4 view is that this project uses ASP.NET web services (asmx files). Microsoft has declared this to be an obsolete technology and recommends to use WCF services instead.
You can expose ASP.NET application services (authentication, role etc used the sample sited by you) as WCF services. See section titled "Using application services as WCF services" in this link. So I will recommend you to choose ASP.NET Web Application project and then expose ASP.NET services as WCF services.
Instead web services use WCF, it has more features than asp.net Web Services
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms731082.aspx
My application is in asp.net 2.0. Is it possible to consume WCF service developed in asp.net 3.5? If possible, how can we consume wcf service in asp.net 2.0?
Thanks in advance.
If the WCF service in question exposes a basic http endpoint, you should be able to connect to it from an ASP.NET 2.0 website as if it was a web service. Simply right-click the ASP.NET 2.0 project in Visual Studio, and select "Add Web Reference" - this will startup the wizard that can generate a proxy for you to consume the WCF service as if it is simply a web service.
I'm trying to consume WCF service using asp.net2.0
Here are some details:
1) WCF service hosted on different server IIS
URL : http://myserver/Service.svc
2) Web.config
3) asp.net page
4) myjs.js
MYNameSpace.IService.MyMethod();
*** here it throws error that 'MyNameSpace' is not defined.
Everything works fine on my local machine.
Problem when I try to consume from asp.net2.0 application
Any inputs will be truly appreciated.
Thanks in advance
WCF was introduced in .net 3.0.
In order to consume a WCF service in .net 2.0 you need to do the following:
Expose the service with basichttpbinding, this is a basic web service
Use add web reference from the .net 2.0 application.