C # Call WebServices

Sometimes WebServices are quite convenient. For example, if I don't want customers to directly access your database, but the customer needs to query some information from my database, it can be made into WebServices, we will do what the customer needs to do well, let him directly input the parameter call, and return the result to him.

The WebService path is the actual path after you successfully publish the website. Generally, the previous path is an IP address. I am testing it locally, so the displayed path is LocaHost.

 




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