On Tue, Feb 15, 2011 at 10:25 AM, Johnny <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi NG
>
> I am about to create a webservice to access a database from the web.
> I have made serveral simple webservices - but this will have more
> than
> 1000 types (WebMethods) therefore I would like to be able to
> categorize the types into serveral clases or into serveral services.
>
>
> In Visual Studio 2010 the way to make WebService has changed a
> bit.First I create a empty website. Add a WebService (Service1).
> Setting the Service1 as the startup page - stats the application and
> I
> can see the service with the HeloWorld method.
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Why would you see a start up page? You mean the WSDL?
This is a WCF and not an older ASMX page so your methods and not
presented like they use to be. Try to make a testing web site and all
the WCF reference to that new site. Do you now see the methods?
>
>
> I have tryed to add more webservices to the application, but they
> don't start so i never see the methods they holds. So is there a way
> to start all the webservices in this WebApplication? by that i can
> have one service for each category.
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How many categories do you have 2,3,4 or more. I wouldn't go to an
extreme in category / WCF generation.
>
> Other solution could be to be able to have properies in the
> (Service1)
> that the enduser could call by using connection like:
>
>
> {host].Service1 srv = new {host}.Service1()
> srv.Category1.Method1
> srv.Category1.Method2
> srv.Category2.Method1, ect ect
>
>
> Would that be possible
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I have never tried to do that. What will the category give you that a
direct call to the method won't?
srv.getCustomerList()
srv.getCustomer(custID);
You could do it:
srv.getCategory1CustomerList()
srv.getCategory2Customer(custID);
Just a heads up. always have a string component for errMsg in all
data object arrays that you present allowing the back end to
communicate with the front end if something didn't work properly.
In a catch:
List<Orgs> ORG = new List<Orgs>();
Orgs org = new Orgs();
org.errorMsg = ex.Message;
ORG.Add(org);
return ORG;
HTH
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