Some ASP.NET web service questions

[Navin Mishra]

Hi,

Can an ASP.NET web service project expose two different web services
perhaps by having two .ASMX files ? Is it possible to have a web emethod
that does not appear in auto-generated WSDL and docuementation ?

Thanks in advance and regards

Navin

[Drew Marsh]

Navi Mishra wrote:

Can an ASP.NET web service project expose two different web services
perhaps by having two .ASMX files ?
Yes, just like you said you have multiple ASMX files.
Is it possible to have a web
emethod that does not appear in auto-generated WSDL and docuementation
?

Not that I'm aware of. The only way I know how to disable it is for a whole
web application (all services) or for a single service (but all methods),
like so:

<location path="MyService.asmx">
<system.web>
<webServices>
<protocols>
<remove name="Documentation"/>
</protocols>
</webServices>
</system.web>
</location>

HTH,
Dre

[Navin Mishra]

Thanks for the response. If two different ASMX files are added in same
ASP.NET web service project, could they share the same Application object ?

Thanks again and regards

Navin
"Drew Marsh" <dr****@hotmail.no.spamming.com> wrote in message
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Navi Mishra wrote:

Can an ASP.NET web service project expose two different web services
perhaps by having two .ASMX files ?

Yes, just like you said you have multiple ASMX files.

Is it possible to have a web
emethod that does not appear in auto-generated WSDL and docuementation
?

Not that I'm aware of. The only way I know how to disable it is for a
whole web application (all services) or for a single service (but all
methods), like so:

<location path="MyService.asmx">
<system.web>
<webServices>
<protocols>
<remove name="Documentation"/>
</protocols>
</webServices>
</system.web>
</location>

HTH,
Drew

[Mujtaba Syed]

If by the Application object you mean System.Web.HttpApplicationState, then
yes.

If you mean the System.Web.HttpApplication, then no.
The ASP.NET pipeline maintains a pool of System.Web.HttpApplication (from
which the Global, defined in Global.asax.cs, class inherits) objects in a
every AppDoman (that is, for every ASP.NET application).

Mujtaba.

"Navin Mishra" <Na**********@icn.siemens.com> wrote in message
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Thanks for the response. If two different ASMX files are added in same
ASP.NET web service project, could they share the same Application object ?
Thanks again and regards

Navin
"Drew Marsh" <dr****@hotmail.no.spamming.com> wrote in message
news:11**********************@msnews.microsoft.com ...

Navi Mishra wrote:

Can an ASP.NET web service project expose two different web services
perhaps by having two .ASMX files ?

Yes, just like you said you have multiple ASMX files.

Is it possible to have a web
emethod that does not appear in auto-generated WSDL and docuementation
?

Not that I'm aware of. The only way I know how to disable it is for a
whole web application (all services) or for a single service (but all
methods), like so:

<location path="MyService.asmx">
<system.web>
<webServices>
<protocols>
<remove name="Documentation"/>
</protocols>
</webServices>
</system.web>
</location>

HTH,
Drew

[Navin Mishra]

Thanks...that was very helpful! BTW can documentation be turned off for
selective web services in the same ASP.NET web services project ? I guess
not, right ?

"Mujtaba Syed" <mu*****@marlabs.com> wrote in message
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If by the Application object you mean System.Web.HttpApplicationState,
then
yes.

If you mean the System.Web.HttpApplication, then no.
The ASP.NET pipeline maintains a pool of System.Web.HttpApplication (from
which the Global, defined in Global.asax.cs, class inherits) objects in a
every AppDoman (that is, for every ASP.NET application).

Mujtaba.

"Navin Mishra" <Na**********@icn.siemens.com> wrote in message
news:%2******************@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...

Thanks for the response. If two different ASMX files are added in same
ASP.NET web service project, could they share the same Application object

?

Thanks again and regards

Navin
"Drew Marsh" <dr****@hotmail.no.spamming.com> wrote in message
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> Navi Mishra wrote:
>
>> Can an ASP.NET web service project expose two different web services
>> perhaps by having two .ASMX files ?
>
> Yes, just like you said you have multiple ASMX files.
>
>> Is it possible to have a web
>> emethod that does not appear in auto-generated WSDL and docuementation
>> ?
>
> Not that I'm aware of. The only way I know how to disable it is for a
> whole web application (all services) or for a single service (but all
> methods), like so:
>
> <location path="MyService.asmx">
> <system.web>
> <webServices>
> <protocols>
> <remove name="Documentation"/>
> </protocols>
> </webServices>
> </system.web>
> </location>
>
> HTH,
> Drew
>

[Drew Marsh]

Navin Mishra wrote:

Thanks...that was very helpful! BTW can documentation be turned off
for selective web services in the same ASP.NET web services project ?
I guess not, right ?

I showed how to do this in the first reply to this thread.

-Dre

[Navin Mishra]

Indeed...that works...thanks. I had some confusion regarding the config.
sections and after sorting it out, it works great!

Thanks again and regards

Navin

"Drew Marsh" <dr****@hotmail.no.spamming.com> wrote in message
news:11**********************@msnews.microsoft.com ...

Navin Mishra wrote:

Thanks...that was very helpful! BTW can documentation be turned off
for selective web services in the same ASP.NET web services project ?
I guess not, right ?

I showed how to do this in the first reply to this thread.

-Drew

[Drew Marsh]

Navin Mishra wrote:

Indeed...that works...thanks. I had some confusion regarding the
config. sections and after sorting it out, it works great!

Thanks again and regards

You're welcome, glad to hear you've got everything figured out.

Happy coding,
Dre

[Navin Mishra]

One more thing. Can these different web services asmx in the same ASP.NET
web service project use different ports ?

Thanks and regards

Navin
"Drew Marsh" <dr****@hotmail.no.spamming.com> wrote in message
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Navin Mishra wrote:

Indeed...that works...thanks. I had some confusion regarding the
config. sections and after sorting it out, it works great!

Thanks again and regards

You're welcome, glad to hear you've got everything figured out.

Happy coding,
Drew