Debugging and Deployment
Creating a Web Service is interesting by itself, but the goal is to expose the Web Service to the Internet. This naturally brings up the topics of debugging and deployment. How do you debug a .NET Web Service? How would you deploy one? If you've been working with .NET for some time, you've probably noticed that .NET tries hard to make your life easier, at least with respect to developing software. Web Service debugging and deployment are no different, as you'll see.
Debugging
.NET Web Service debugging is a two-step process. After you have worked out the kinks in your code so that it compiles successfully, you still have no guarantee that the Web Service will execute properly. It's here that you tackle the first debugging ...
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