interface to web service

[Stephen.Schoenberger]

Hello,

Can someone provide me some resources/point me in the right direction
as far as converting standard C# interfaces into web services? I have
a .cs file that includes an interface and all of its supporting
classes, functions, etc.. Any advice would be great.

Thanks

 

[Marc Gravell]

Well, under WCF pretty much all you need to do is to mark those
interfaces as [ServiceContract], mark the methods as
[OperationContract], and expose it via an svc.

Best thing to do is to get the latest WCF VS preview from Microsoft
and have a look at the sample services, and subscribe to them from a
simple interface. Look for "vsextwfx.msi" on microsoft.com

Marc

 

[Karim]

more than a couple ways
here is an easy one

Inside web developer
1.create an Asp.Net WebService project
or
1.create an Empty Website project and add WebService as a new Item

2.Add Existing item - Your .cs file

3.in the .cs file for the webservice, create methods that you want to
expose to the web with same method signatures and call the methods of
the class in your .cs file there and return values accordingly

4. on top of method names in the .cs file of the webservice, add
"[WebMethod]" attribute. Look at the Hello World example method thats
included in the .cs file of the webservice created by web developer

Does this help?

 

[Karim]

Mark, you may have noticed, MSDN is not up to date with naming their
files
They don't remove setup files for older versions and continue with
same file names
Many of them being setup.exe, setup.msi, and in this case vsextwfx.msi

 

[Stephen.Schoenberger]

more than a couple ways
here is an easy one

Inside web developer
1.create an Asp.Net WebService project
or
1.create an Empty Website project and add WebService as a new Item

2.Add Existing item - Your .cs file

3.in the .cs file for the webservice, create methods that you want to
expose to the web with same method signatures and call the methods of
the class in your .cs file there and return values accordingly

4. on top of method names in the .cs file of the webservice, add
"[WebMethod]" attribute. Look at the Hello World example method thats
included in the .cs file of the webservice created by web developer

Does this help?

Hello,

Can someone provide me some resources/point me in the right direction
as far as converting standard C# interfaces into web services? I have
a .cs file that includes an interface and all of its supporting
classes, functions, etc.. Any advice would be great.

Thanks

Will this work since the .cs file has multiple classes and multiple
functions within those classes....

 

[Karim]

sure it will as long as u include all those cs files in the project

more than a couple ways
here is an easy one

Inside web developer
1.create an Asp.Net WebService project
or
1.create an Empty Website project and add WebService as a new Item

2.Add Existing item - Your .cs file

3.in the .cs file for the webservice, create methods that you want to
expose to the web with same method signatures and call the methods of
the class in your .cs file there and return values accordingly

4. on top of method names in the .cs file of the webservice, add
"[WebMethod]" attribute. Look at the Hello World example method thats
included in the .cs file of the webservice created by web developer

Does this help?

On Apr 13, 8:38 am, (e-mail address removed) wrote:

Will this work since the .cs file has multiple classes and multiple
functions within those classes....