Comments by enipla - CodeProject

enipla 17-Feb-14 15:20pm View

Thanks, that did it.

enipla 29-Jan-14 15:06pm View

By passing the string back to Application1, I mean the results from the query URL.

enipla 29-Jan-14 14:56pm View

Yes. I am a bit confused. Web Services are new to me.

The javascript and associated library consumes a different web service. So, I would have application1 consume Application2 (my service with the jscript) which consumes Application3. Now, I could just have the jScript in Application1, but that developer is asking for a Web Service to get the data.

The other way which I have already developed is to just make a web site that gets the data buy just passing the query in the URL. http://theServer/Application2/Districts.aspx?id=200181 But I'm not real sure how to pass the string back to the original Application1

enipla 29-Jan-14 14:41pm View

Thanks, I'll look into node.js.

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