Deploying Web Services
Web Services are ASP.NET applications that run on the Web. The application is represented by a DLL—the Web Service—and the .asmx file that plays the role of the base URL for consumer applications. The following summarized steps describe what you need to do to deploy a Web Service.
1. | Create a Web application directory from the Web server root. |
2. | Copy the .asmx file to the Web application directory you created. |
3. | Add a .disco file to support discovery (optional). |
4. | Add a Web.config file if you need configuration information other than the default behavior. |
5. | Create a \bin subfolder in your Web application directory and copy to it the Web Service DLL and supporting DLLs (except for .NET DLLs). |
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