How to create a VS2003 Web Service

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1. Create the simplest Web Service with VS.Net 2003

First, open VS.Net 2003, press Ctrl+Shift+N (or open File-New-Project), and select ASP.NET Web Services. The default file for generating WebService is Service1.asmx.

If you look at the Service1.asmx.cs code, you will find that VS.Net 2003 has established a default framework for Web Service files. The original code is:

Summary description of using System; using System.Collections; using System.ComponentModel; using System.Data; using System.Diagnostics; using System.Web; using System.Web.Services; namespace WebService1 {/ Service1. / / public class Service1: System.Web.Services.WebService {public Service1 () {/ / CODEGEN: this call is InitializeComponent () required by the ASP.NET Web service designer;} # code generated by the region component designer / / private IContainer components = null required by the Web service designer / / the designer supports the required methods-do not use the code editor to modify the contents of this method. / private void InitializeComponent () {} / Clean up all resources in use. / / protected override void Dispose (bool disposing) {if (disposing & & components! = null) {components.Dispose ();} base.Dispose (disposing) } # endregion / / WEB service sample / / HelloWorld () sample service returns the string HelloWorld / / to generate, uncomment the following lines, then save and build the project / / to test the Web service, press F5 / [WebMethod] / / public string HelloWorld () / / {/ / return "HelloWorld"; / /}

Using the VS2003 Web Service Services example directly, let's take a look at what the simplest Web Service looks like. After removing the comment on line 53'58 (such as Code 2), press F5 to compile to see the effect.

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