Re: Big-Picture Question (Web Services, RegNow)

Laurent,

That works fine for me. Here is the code I used to test. I created a web
service, and a .NET application. In the .NET application, I added a web
reference to the said web service.

Okay, I appreciate that. So that will work. However, again, I want to make
sure I'm compatible with as many consumers as possible (.NET or otherwise).
My concern is that since the VS IDE is unable to test the service with a
structure argument, that there is something somewhat non-standard about
that. Since the gain from using a class is minimal, it may not be worth
taking that route for me.

Jumping ahead, the next items I'm wondering about have to do with deployment
of the service. Although I'm somewhat mystified that the default is to
deploy Web pages uncompiled, my understanding is that they can be
precompiled. So there are a few issues I'm starting to wonder about. Any
input you might have would be appreciated.

1. How can I precompile a Web service before placing it on the Web.

2. What does a Web service compile to, and when would something like this be
compiled to a DLL rather than other types of pages?

3. And where would I typically upload the compiled file to (which folder).

Thanks!

--
Jonathan Wood
SoftCircuits Programming
http://www.softcircuits.com


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