I have a web application, in which i have added wcf service item using add new item menu. Is it possible to having a webserivce in web application? If yes, can be called from client?
Yes it is possible to have a web service in a web application and you should be able to call the service from the client. For example, I've called wcf services in my web application using either jquery or asp.net ajax.
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I have added the asmx web service using service reference in my project in MVC5 and then I have added this (Service1.Service1SoapClient service = new Service1.Service1SoapClient("Service1Soap");) so I can use web methods. I can use string web methods.
Specifically, I have a number of my web methods with actions like edit, create etc that have to do with a local database that i created on web service.
Is it possible to use those web methods in MVC?? Can anybody help me?
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.
How to call WebService (using AJAX) if I created ASP.NET Web Application template. Every where people are telling how to call web service if you have created a WebSite template in visual studio but not about ASP.NET Web Application template.
Here is a great link that walks through all the steps: Using jQuery to Consume ASP.NET JSON Web Services
I have my own web service application with more then one .asmx file.
Now i am not getting how can i reference web service with my web application as "Add Web Reference".
I want to connect with both asmx files at once.
Means once i connect web service as add web reference and i can call both .asmx file from my code behind page.
Doesn't work that way. You have to reference each web service or consolidate them.
You could do this:
Invoking Web Service dynamically using HttpWebRequest
When you add a web reference to your application, Visual Studio creates a proxy class that you use to connect to the web service. You will not connect to the web service directly. The proxy class name is set when you add the reference. It suggests a name for you that you can change.
As long as you are using the proxy classes that are generated, you should be able to connect to as many web services as you desire.
I hope that helps.
Greetings,
I have a wcf service that exposes functionality to my wpf application. This works fine.
I would like to create a web version and I am wondering how can I connect from my asp.net mvc application to my wcf service? Should I use the same approach as for WPF application (which uses Proxy to connect to the WCF Service.
Is there any nice article how can i do this?
You can just add a Service Reference to your MVC application and use the proxy just as you would in your WPF app.