C # How to Use winForm to call WebService remote interfaces,

C # How to Use winForm to call WebService remote interfaces,

C # How to Use winForm to call WebService remote interfaces

Create a WebService project use case

Add service reference

Add a webService address

Enter the namespace name

Main Code

Test successful

Download project code

Create a test project

Layout

1. Add service reference

2. Enter the WebService address in the address bar of the add service reference dialog box,

For example, https: // localhost: 6677/webservice1.asmx

3. Enter the namespace name or retain the default value.

4. Main test code:

myWebServiceTest.WebService1SoapClient myWebService = null;        private void Form1_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)        {            myWebService = new myWebServiceTest.WebService1SoapClient("WebService1Soap");          }        private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)        {            textBox1.Text = myWebService.HelloWorld();        }        private void button2_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)        {            textBox2.Text = myWebService.GetStr(textBox3.Text);        }

Code for accessing the WebService Server:

[WebMethod]        public string HelloWorld()        {             return "Hello World";        }             　　[WebMethod]        public string GetStr(string name)        {             return this.HelloWorld() + "-->:" + name;        }

5. Running result diagram: