I am revising .NET and web services and attempting to test calling the web service I created with a WPF desktop application. The web service builds and runs fine and when I start without debugging in VS Community 2017 it works as expected and I can see the web service end points in the browser along with the WSDL. But when I attempt to add a WPF desktop application and start without debugging to the browser does NOT have the .asmx file in the URL anymore and states -
HTTP Error 403.14 Forbidden
the web server is configured to not list the contents of this directory
I have googled this error and tried several of the suggested fixes but none of them have resolved the issue. Can this be done at all or do I have to publish the web service to IIS Express on its own and have the WPF desktop application on its own? Its just that it would be very useful to have a desktop application within the same solution to code and test
I am trying to deploy a .net core c# app to an IIS running on Windows Server 2016. I created a publish profile. I click on Validate Connection button and get the following error, that I need to install Web Deploy and that Web Management Service should be started:
I did install Web Deploy 3.6 and the Web Management Service is definitely running.
Here is my profile. The Site Name is AppPool\WebSiteName. User name is the same as I logged in on the server with.
What am I missing?
Figured out the problem. The Server entry needs to have the protocol. So http://winserver instead of just the name of the box.
I have created a web application in Asp.Net . I deployed it on an IIS Server and the web app works fine on my machine but when i try to access it on another computer it dosen't work.Internal Server Error occurred is the message. Do i need to convert this web application as website ? Is there any way to make a web application deployed on IIS 8 to be accessible on another machine?
I have WCF web service for connecting to a SQL Server database on a server and to return data in JSON format.
I can run this web service on my laptop from Visual Studio 2013 correctly when I am connected to the network what server is in it, with this url :
http://localhost:51220/Service1.svc/checkLogin?name=username&pass=password
I want to publish this web service and put it on a server (where the SQL Server database is installed). To access the web service from the internet, a url like this will be used:
http://serveraddress:51220/Service1.svc/checkLogin?name=username&pass=password
Now, how can I publish this web service from my laptop to the server? What configurations should be set in the publish settings?
And after publish, I have 3 files: web.config, service.svc and Sample.dll, what can I do with them? :)
I am very amateur on make binary from WCF web service.
You should host the service in the IIS, a simple tutorial can be found here:http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/550796/A-Beginners-Tutorial-on-How-to-Host-a-WCF-Service
I built a Web API service that's hosted locally on my machine in IIS. I have an iOS app that I'm running via XCode that makes the call to the web service. The connectivity is there, and works. The iOS app successfully makes the connection to my published web service.
The problem is my web service is returning a non descriptive error to the client (iOS), so what I need to be able to do is step through the web service code while running my iOS app.
So, in summary:
I run an iOS app via my MacBook, and it connects to my .NET Web API service.
My Web API service is published to my local IIS, and is returning an error back to the client.
Breakpoints aren't being hit in Visual Studio - do I need to attach my Visual Studio debugger to a specific process? I've tried running my web service in debug mode while running my iOS app, to no avail.
How can I step through my web service code when running the client app (iOS) that accesses the web service?
Attach to process - http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/vstudio/3s68z0b3.aspx
Make sure "Show processes from all users" is checked, and pick w3wp.exe
You may need to hit the service once first to make sure its started.
To debug an app that's hosted by IIS, you want to attach to process (in Visual Studio it's Tools->Attach to Process or Ctrl+Alt+P) and pick w3wp.exe from the list (you might have to check a few boxes for the process to show up).
Another option is to use our free VS Extension called Conveyor
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=vs-publisher-1448185.ConveyorbyKeyoti
With it you open up IIS Express to remote connections on your network (or even the web through tunnelling).
Once you've done that you can debug the project directly from VS and connect to the Conveyor port number (or domain name via tunnelling) and debug as you would locally.
you can use Postman client.
First : run the API FROM visual studio
Second : go to postman put the url and add the parameter in body
More information : http://www.tutorialsteacher.com/webapi/test-web-api
this often works for me i generally list all of the processes in IIS with appcmd command
appcmd list wp
and pretty much you know which process to attach by seeing the names of the web services
if appcmd is not available please visit
Here for configuring this