ASP.NET Web Service
Web Services are like a door and the master key is your own property. You can use the key for any purpose you want. You will use this as you need to. Imagine you have created a web service that can provide a login and registration system. It can also insert data into a table and fetch the data with a given modified condition. You can use this web service in any platform you want. Such as, you have created a web service using ASP.NET and you want a registration and login feature for an Android application, you are obviously welcome and you can do the job with less work and coding dilemmas.
Here I have made a web service using ASP.NET 4.5 and tested this service with a C# application. In a very simple way, you just need to understand its properties and follow the procedure. I have provided the code for you.
Step 1
Open your Visual Studio. Add a new project and select ASP.NET empty web application.
Step 2
I have made three functions here, one for registration, one for login and another for some sort of general purpose.
Step 3
The web service has been made. Now we will test it with a C# application. I have made a simple project just for testing it. You can use and modify these things for further purposes.
Step 4
You should create an object of soap client object to get access to the web service. Then you can use the functions, you have created in the web service.
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