Hello,

In VS.NET 2008 I can create a new Web Service by File -> New -> Web site…
menu and then choosing "ASP.NET Web Service".

I cannot find this one in VS.NET 2010 so how can I create a Web Service from
VS.NET 2010?

Thanks,
Asaf

Asaf wrote:
You create a new Empty Asp.Net Project, and then you add the Web service
as a new item to the project.

Hello Arnold,

I know I can create a new Web Service from an Empty ASP.NET project but it
is not the same as it is from VS.NET 2008 where it adds other folders and
many stuff at Web.config file where VS.NET Empty ASP.NET project are kind of
having nothing in Web.config and folders?

Regards,
Asaf


"Mr. Arnold" wrote:

Asaf wrote:
Maybe, they are pushing you to use WCF Web service project as MS is
leveraging classic Web service out in favor of WCF, and you have to do
the rest yourself.

Does it work ? For example what was added in web.config as extensions were
delivered is now part of machine.config in .NET 4 so having a lightweight
web.config is expected.

For a walkthrough try :
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb386386(v=VS.100).aspx (ASMX was
SOAP only, WCF is a higher level framework that handles exposing services
accross computer whatever the underlying protocol is and even if the service
is not hosted by IIS).

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Patrice

When selecting "New Web Site", change the .NET framework version to 3.5 (or
earlier) and you should then have the ASP.NET Web Service project option

"Asaf" wrote:

I did not find a SOAP project by changing frameworks to an early version. It
looks like the empty project is the only option. Rather disappointing for
what is such a simple service.

"Remo" wrote: