Webservice in asp.net

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i develope one asmx file .It have following methods they are add,sub,mul and div.In this asmx file run only my computer and I copy asmx url from another computer it don't run.So,how to run my webservice in all computers... advance thanks..

Posted 26-Dec-12 3:14am

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Oleksandr Kulchytskyi 26-Dec-12 9:19am

So for which purpose you need different instances of your web-service?

sarathtamil 26-Dec-12 9:30am

call my webservice in android app at another computer

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Oleksandr Kulchytskyi · Answer 1 · 2012-12-26T03:36:00

So according to your latest answer i would recommend you to use WCF , as it has various ability to host service (from ISS to windows service and plain native apps).
I think there won't no complicated things occur with porting it from old asmx service to brand-new WCF.

One thing that you can consider for review is the ability of WCF to communicate with clients via JSON which is more lightweight rather than SOAP in asmx.

So if you would like , i can help you with porting stuff.

As concerns asmx, hot it only in IIS.