More Deployment and Debugging
Finally, as in the previous chapter, we'll close with a few words regarding deployment and debugging. As with the Web Service itself, you are free to create a deployment project for your client application using Visual Studio .NET. The process that supports this is the same as the one that you previously saw in the last chapter. In many cases, however, you might be able to simply copy the executable from one system to another.
Debugging the Web Service is fascinating: .NET and Visual Studio .NET allow you to “step into” the remote Web Service. If you create a debug-enabled Web Service that is invoked using a debug-enabled client, you can step into the remote method just as if the code were resident on your local ...
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