Re: Web Service
- From: "Judson McClendon" <judmc@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 28 Sep 2007 07:43:17 -0500
"Rene_Surop" <infodynamics_ph@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Just to rephrase my query above, it may not be clear.
I usually invoke SOAP (Web service) using WSDL file extension, now a
friend of mine says that they have a .NET platform server that uses
ASMX file extension instead.
Do not know exactly how ASMX works, search the internet about it and
it tells me it is the same technology as WSDL SOAP but the problem is
how to access ASMX. Would it be the same as the WSDL file extension?
And another thing, what is the maximum data (in length/bytes) that can
be pass to a WSDL?
Reference topic here: Web Service (Retouch)
I'm not a .NET guru, but I have done some web service applications with
Visual Studio 2005. ASMX is simply the web service extension for ASP.NET
web service pages, as ASPX is the extension for ASP.NET web pages. You
still use WSDL, SOAP and XML in the same way. Other than the "ASPX" in
the web service URL, I don't think a web service client would know the
difference. Hope this helps.
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