Is there a way I can create a RestFul Service as part of my MVC 4 web application. I already have one ASP.net MVC4 web application. I can create a new project with VS2013 to write a new service. But I don't want to create a new project, is there a way to utilize the same existing project for this?
I am looking for service which uses Web API
Try this library for .NET https://github.com/ServiceStack/ServiceStack .
It is a free if you are using branch v3 form a github.
Take a look at OWIN and Katana. You can use it to set up webapi in your current MVC project. Here is an example How to do it.
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I've created a project of type "gRPC Service C#" in Visual Studio 2019. Can I add (and host) web pages to that project? or should I create another one (and what type of project)?
I want to use these web pages as interface with gRPC services (not call them directly from a web browser). Thank you in advance for your help.
Looks like it's possible by using a Worker but it's a lot of pain. Good practice is having a worker or IIS to host gRPC service and a web application on another project.
I have created a new asp.net (standard) web api project and now I would like to have the front logic (ASP.net MVC) in the same project, I came to know that we can have both client (MVC) and server (Web API) application in the same project.
I tried to find the step by step process to follow, but I couldn't find any.
I would really appreciate if someone can provide me steps to follow, as this is the first time I'm building a application from scratch.
Thanks in advance.
You could try to create an empty asp.net project and define that this project has the web and api features. For sample:
in Visual Studio 2019, select the asp.net template:
Define the name of the project
Select the Empty and check the options, MVC and Web Api
In the App_Start folder you will see two files. The RouteConfig.cs file define the routes for the ASP.NET MVC Web App. The WebApiConfig.cs file define the routes for the ASP.NET Web Api application.
Importante: The API controllers has a prefix on the route called api, so, when you create a controller that inherits from ApiController, it will be routed by api/ControllerName.
I have one asp .net web application and i want to build piece by piece my project. I need to use some part my project dll using other web application. How can it ? Because I will use for licensing processing.For example basic one solitions and two asp.net web applications project I want to call asp.net project using method etc. Other asp.net web applications.
I have a full installation of Visual Studio 2010 with .Net framework 4. I want create my first web service. but not exist web service template.
In visual studio 2010 I go to File -> New Web Site menu , but in the New Web Site dialog box not exist ASP.NET Web Service template.
How to create a Web Service?
Use File->New Project->WCF Service Application.
"ASP.NET Web Services" (aka ASMX) is a legacy technology. It exists only to support existing ASMX services. Do not use it for new development.
create ASP.net Empty Web Site and add asmx file. that's it.
Or You can Target the .Net Framework to 3.5 when you create the project and web service template available for .net 3.5, create the project and re target it to 4.0 or 4.5
But You better move to Windows Communication Foundation (WCF)
Go to File --> New -->Asp.Net Empty Web application.
on that Right click --> Add New item - >webservice template
File > New Project > Visual C# > Web Service Application
You can create multiple projects under one solution..
create a web service,build and run it.
Then create another webapplication under the same solution file.
Add reference..
Thats it..
I need to consume an existing web service in ASP.net.
The documentation of the website that provides the web servicesays that I have to use WSDL.exe to generate a stub, but I can't find this tool.
I also tried the Add web reference wizard in Visual Studio 2010 (VS2010), but if I paste the URL in, VS2010 doesn't work anymore.
What am I missing?
As far as I remember there should be a choice between .net 2.0 and WCF services.
Try to select .net 2.0 web service type. We had to do it for using SOAP web services running on Python.
You might also try using the Add Service Reference Wizard instead - worked for me for WebServices the Web Reference Wizard did not like quite as much. Make sure to use the link to either the asmx (if it's one) or the .wsdl
As far as I know, you can't create SOAP webservice with .net 4. When you creating new project, you need to choos .net 3.5 or earlier first, and then create project.
As for creating stub from existing wsdl, I don't know how to do it.