Running web service on non-standard port

[Raj]

I run a web service on a non-standard port 6010.

How do I consume this service from a client?

What are the changes to be made to make it work?

Able to consume this web service as long as I run the web service in
standard port 80.

Regards
Raj

 

[Alberto Poblacion]

I run a web service on a non-standard port 6010.

How do I consume this service from a client?

What are the changes to be made to make it work?

Able to consume this web service as long as I run the web service in
standard port 80.

There's nothing special to do on the client, except to specify the
correct Url (including the port) for the proxy class in your client.

MyNamespace.MyService myProxy = new MyNamespace.MyService();
myProxy.Url = "http://myserver:6010/myfolder/myservice.asmx";
myProxy.MyMethod();

Or, if you are just taking the Url from the .config file, edit the
..config and write there the correct port into the URL.

And, of course, verify that port 6010 is open on your firewall.

 

[Arne Vajhøj]

I run a web service on a non-standard port 6010.

How do I consume this service from a client?

What are the changes to be made to make it work?

Nothing.

If you generate a stub, then it should just work, because
the WSDL contains the full URL including port number.

Arne

 

[Raj]

Thank you

Regards
Raj

Nothing.

If you generate a stub, then it should just work, because
the WSDL contains the full URL including port number.

Arne
.

 

[Raj]

Thank you

Regards
Raj

There's nothing special to do on the client, except to specify the
correct Url (including the port) for the proxy class in your client.

MyNamespace.MyService myProxy = new MyNamespace.MyService();
myProxy.Url = "http://myserver:6010/myfolder/myservice.asmx";
myProxy.MyMethod();

Or, if you are just taking the Url from the .config file, edit the
..config and write there the correct port into the URL.

And, of course, verify that port 6010 is open on your firewall.

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