VS2013 Creating and invoking Web services

When it comes to Web services, we have two main ways to create and invoke it, one is Java-based Web services, mainly Jax, and the other is the way of ASP. In contrast, I prefer the latter implementation, so the introduction of visual WebService tutorial for Studio.

First step: Create a project first

Step Two: Select the Web Project under Visual C #, based on the. NET4.5

Step three: Create a service method

Fourth Step: Publish this project

Fifth Step: Configure Publishing options

Sixth step: Click Finish after the release options configuration is complete

Seventh Step: Configure IIS, the average person's computer is not preconfigured this, so we have to strictly follow the requirements to

Eighth step: Find the path as above

Nineth Step: IIS configuration Options

Tenth step: Open Administrative Tools

11th Step: Open IIS Administration Tools

12th step: Add a new station

12th Step: Edit Permissions

13th Step: Note here to add a IIS_IUSRS user group, and set the permissions to Full Control

14th Step: Open the browser, enter localhost, display the following interface to illustrate your configuration success

15th Step: Enter the following URL, note that the previous one is the IP selected when the new station was added, get the following interface

16th Step: Open one of the services

17th Step: Build a Test project

18th Step: Enter the service address

19th step: Calling the Web service, writing the test code

20th step: Change the way the project is validated, anonymous authentication and Windows authentication are all open

21st Step: Configure the Project App. Config file, where the main change is 1) security mode, 2) end point behaviorconfiguration, 3) behaviors

22nd step: The results show

Tip: If your computer is a. NET reload of IIS, you will have to register ASP.

VS2013 Creating and invoking Web services