Is it possible to host a .NET Web Service (managed code using the .NET
Framework 1.1) without IIS? I remember a website that indicated it was
possible to use a .NET Remoting server to host a Web Service. Could client
code that consumes a Remoting *web service* be used interchangeably to
consume the same interface from a web service hosted in IIS?
Gary 5 16288
you can but you'd be writing a lot of custom code. You could also use
remoting with SOAP formatter over http with singlecall (though this
would not give you .asmx web services). Not exactly pure web services
but fairly close and you can self host that. Seems like there is also
a mini web server out there called Cassini that you can use. I'm not
sure it would be a good idea to use that in production though.
Allen Anderson http://www.glacialcomponents.com
mailto: allen@put my website url here.com
On Thu, 24 Jun 2004 15:00:17 -0600, "Gary Webb" <sc*****@hotmai l.com>
wrote: Is it possible to host a .NET Web Service (managed code using the .NET Framework 1.1) without IIS? I remember a website that indicated it was possible to use a .NET Remoting server to host a Web Service. Could client code that consumes a Remoting *web service* be used interchangeably to consume the same interface from a web service hosted in IIS?
Gary
yes, it is possible to host ASMX without IIS.
There is the Cassini project, which is a low-feature host for ASP.NET,
written in C#.
It is shared source. Learn more on www.asp.net. It is suited for
development and test, not production.
Cassini was produced to support the "Web Matrix" tool, a easy-to-use, free
dev tool for asp.net. The idea was, you'd be able to use Web Matrix to
build apps, and Cassini to host them diring development.
It is possible to host the ASP.NET runtime in any app. For example some
people host ASP.NET runtime within WinForms apps, so those WinForms apps can
actually act as webservices SERVERS. The WinForms app might also be a
client. Maybe supporting a peer-to-peer webservices architecture.
Here's an article exploring that angle http://www.microsoft.com/belux/nl/ms...staspnet1.mspx
This is basically what Cassini does.
ps: In the Visual Web Developer 2005 Express edition, there is another host
for asp.net.
You can try out the beta by going here: http://lab.msdn.microsoft.com/express/vwd/default.aspx
Allen is correct that hosting the SOAP Formatter in remoting is NOT asmx and
will NOT give you the same interface. It will give you SOAP, though, so I
would not say "Not exactly pure web services." It is web services, just a
bit more complex to develop.
-D
"Allen Anderson" <al***@sparkysy stems.com> wrote in message
news:kq******** *************** *********@4ax.c om... you can but you'd be writing a lot of custom code. You could also use remoting with SOAP formatter over http with singlecall (though this would not give you .asmx web services). Not exactly pure web services but fairly close and you can self host that. Seems like there is also a mini web server out there called Cassini that you can use. I'm not sure it would be a good idea to use that in production though.
Allen Anderson http://www.glacialcomponents.com mailto: allen@put my website url here.com
On Thu, 24 Jun 2004 15:00:17 -0600, "Gary Webb" <sc*****@hotmai l.com> wrote:
Is it possible to host a .NET Web Service (managed code using the .NET Framework 1.1) without IIS? I remember a website that indicated it was possible to use a .NET Remoting server to host a Web Service. Could
clientcode that consumes a Remoting *web service* be used interchangeably to consume the same interface from a web service hosted in IIS?
Gary
I have some questions about this thread...
What is an asmx web service? How is this different than a regular web
service?
I am new to Web Services. I want to partition my NET Windows Forms
applications so that the data layer (SQL MSDE) is accessed through a web
service API. My clients are all Forms apps so I have no need for ASP. Some
of my systems are XP Pro (no issue) but some are XP Home and 98SE. The
later do not have IIS. How can I write one code base that works for all
platforms? 90% of systems run all tiers on a single system.
I may be able to require that users that desire a distributed solution use
XP Pro (or Home) as the server but the same code must work on 98SE on a
single box.
What is the best way to do this?
-dh
"Dino Chiesa [Microsoft]" <di****@online. microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:uT******** ******@tk2msftn gp13.phx.gbl... yes, it is possible to host ASMX without IIS. There is the Cassini project, which is a low-feature host for ASP.NET, written in C#. It is shared source. Learn more on www.asp.net. It is suited for development and test, not production. Cassini was produced to support the "Web Matrix" tool, a easy-to-use, free dev tool for asp.net. The idea was, you'd be able to use Web Matrix to build apps, and Cassini to host them diring development.
It is possible to host the ASP.NET runtime in any app. For example some people host ASP.NET runtime within WinForms apps, so those WinForms apps
can actually act as webservices SERVERS. The WinForms app might also be a client. Maybe supporting a peer-to-peer webservices architecture.
Here's an article exploring that angle http://www.microsoft.com/belux/nl/ms...staspnet1.mspx This is basically what Cassini does.
ps: In the Visual Web Developer 2005 Express edition, there is another
host for asp.net. You can try out the beta by going here: http://lab.msdn.microsoft.com/express/vwd/default.aspx
Allen is correct that hosting the SOAP Formatter in remoting is NOT asmx
and will NOT give you the same interface. It will give you SOAP, though, so I would not say "Not exactly pure web services." It is web services, just
a bit more complex to develop.
-D
"Allen Anderson" <al***@sparkysy stems.com> wrote in message news:kq******** *************** *********@4ax.c om... you can but you'd be writing a lot of custom code. You could also use remoting with SOAP formatter over http with singlecall (though this would not give you .asmx web services). Not exactly pure web services but fairly close and you can self host that. Seems like there is also a mini web server out there called Cassini that you can use. I'm not sure it would be a good idea to use that in production though.
Allen Anderson http://www.glacialcomponents.com mailto: allen@put my website url here.com
On Thu, 24 Jun 2004 15:00:17 -0600, "Gary Webb" <sc*****@hotmai l.com> wrote:
Is it possible to host a .NET Web Service (managed code using the .NET Framework 1.1) without IIS? I remember a website that indicated it was possible to use a .NET Remoting server to host a Web Service. Could clientcode that consumes a Remoting *web service* be used interchangeably to consume the same interface from a web service hosted in IIS?
Gary
....additional information.
I have no need for Web Service method discovery and publishing. I know the
API I am calling and it is not public for others to call.
-dh
"David Hoffer" <da************ *******@iserv.r emove.net> wrote in message
news:OP******** *****@TK2MSFTNG P10.phx.gbl... I have some questions about this thread...
What is an asmx web service? How is this different than a regular web service?
I am new to Web Services. I want to partition my NET Windows Forms applications so that the data layer (SQL MSDE) is accessed through a web service API. My clients are all Forms apps so I have no need for ASP.
Some of my systems are XP Pro (no issue) but some are XP Home and 98SE. The later do not have IIS. How can I write one code base that works for all platforms? 90% of systems run all tiers on a single system.
I may be able to require that users that desire a distributed solution use XP Pro (or Home) as the server but the same code must work on 98SE on a single box.
What is the best way to do this?
-dh
"Dino Chiesa [Microsoft]" <di****@online. microsoft.com> wrote in message news:uT******** ******@tk2msftn gp13.phx.gbl... yes, it is possible to host ASMX without IIS. There is the Cassini project, which is a low-feature host for ASP.NET, written in C#. It is shared source. Learn more on www.asp.net. It is suited for development and test, not production. Cassini was produced to support the "Web Matrix" tool, a easy-to-use,
free dev tool for asp.net. The idea was, you'd be able to use Web Matrix to build apps, and Cassini to host them diring development.
It is possible to host the ASP.NET runtime in any app. For example some people host ASP.NET runtime within WinForms apps, so those WinForms apps can actually act as webservices SERVERS. The WinForms app might also be a client. Maybe supporting a peer-to-peer webservices architecture.
Here's an article exploring that angle http://www.microsoft.com/belux/nl/ms...staspnet1.mspx This is basically what Cassini does.
ps: In the Visual Web Developer 2005 Express edition, there is another
host for asp.net. You can try out the beta by going here: http://lab.msdn.microsoft.com/express/vwd/default.aspx
Allen is correct that hosting the SOAP Formatter in remoting is NOT asmx and will NOT give you the same interface. It will give you SOAP, though, so
I would not say "Not exactly pure web services." It is web services,
just a bit more complex to develop.
-D
"Allen Anderson" <al***@sparkysy stems.com> wrote in message news:kq******** *************** *********@4ax.c om... you can but you'd be writing a lot of custom code. You could also use remoting with SOAP formatter over http with singlecall (though this would not give you .asmx web services). Not exactly pure web services but fairly close and you can self host that. Seems like there is also a mini web server out there called Cassini that you can use. I'm not sure it would be a good idea to use that in production though.
Allen Anderson http://www.glacialcomponents.com mailto: allen@put my website url here.com
On Thu, 24 Jun 2004 15:00:17 -0600, "Gary Webb" <sc*****@hotmai l.com> wrote:
>Is it possible to host a .NET Web Service (managed code using the
..NET >Framework 1.1) without IIS? I remember a website that indicated it
was >possible to use a .NET Remoting server to host a Web Service. Could client >code that consumes a Remoting *web service* be used interchangeably
to >consume the same interface from a web service hosted in IIS? > >Gary >
I have the same issue Any ideas?
"David Hoffer" <da************ *******@iserv.r emove.net> wrote in message
news:OU******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP12.phx.gbl... ...additional information.
I have no need for Web Service method discovery and publishing. I know
the API I am calling and it is not public for others to call.
-dh
"David Hoffer" <da************ *******@iserv.r emove.net> wrote in message news:OP******** *****@TK2MSFTNG P10.phx.gbl... I have some questions about this thread...
What is an asmx web service? How is this different than a regular web service?
I am new to Web Services. I want to partition my NET Windows Forms applications so that the data layer (SQL MSDE) is accessed through a web service API. My clients are all Forms apps so I have no need for ASP. Some of my systems are XP Pro (no issue) but some are XP Home and 98SE. The later do not have IIS. How can I write one code base that works for all platforms? 90% of systems run all tiers on a single system.
I may be able to require that users that desire a distributed solution
use XP Pro (or Home) as the server but the same code must work on 98SE on a single box.
What is the best way to do this?
-dh
"Dino Chiesa [Microsoft]" <di****@online. microsoft.com> wrote in message news:uT******** ******@tk2msftn gp13.phx.gbl... yes, it is possible to host ASMX without IIS. There is the Cassini project, which is a low-feature host for ASP.NET, written in C#. It is shared source. Learn more on www.asp.net. It is suited for development and test, not production. Cassini was produced to support the "Web Matrix" tool, a easy-to-use, free dev tool for asp.net. The idea was, you'd be able to use Web Matrix
to build apps, and Cassini to host them diring development.
It is possible to host the ASP.NET runtime in any app. For example
some people host ASP.NET runtime within WinForms apps, so those WinForms
apps can actually act as webservices SERVERS. The WinForms app might also be
a client. Maybe supporting a peer-to-peer webservices architecture.
Here's an article exploring that angle
http://www.microsoft.com/belux/nl/ms...staspnet1.mspx This is basically what Cassini does.
ps: In the Visual Web Developer 2005 Express edition, there is
another host for asp.net. You can try out the beta by going here: http://lab.msdn.microsoft.com/express/vwd/default.aspx
Allen is correct that hosting the SOAP Formatter in remoting is NOT
asmx and will NOT give you the same interface. It will give you SOAP, though,
so I would not say "Not exactly pure web services." It is web services, just a bit more complex to develop.
-D
"Allen Anderson" <al***@sparkysy stems.com> wrote in message news:kq******** *************** *********@4ax.c om... > you can but you'd be writing a lot of custom code. You could also
use > remoting with SOAP formatter over http with singlecall (though this > would not give you .asmx web services). Not exactly pure web
services > but fairly close and you can self host that. Seems like there is
also > a mini web server out there called Cassini that you can use. I'm
not > sure it would be a good idea to use that in production though. > > Allen Anderson > http://www.glacialcomponents.com > mailto: allen@put my website url here.com > > > On Thu, 24 Jun 2004 15:00:17 -0600, "Gary Webb"
<sc*****@hotmai l.com> > wrote: > > >Is it possible to host a .NET Web Service (managed code using the
.NET > >Framework 1.1) without IIS? I remember a website that indicated it was > >possible to use a .NET Remoting server to host a Web Service.
Could client > >code that consumes a Remoting *web service* be used interchangeably to > >consume the same interface from a web service hosted in IIS? > > > >Gary > > >
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