Exposing a remoting service as a Web Service

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1.Noobilicious question: Exposing two interfaces on the same web service (C# web service)

I figured it out, just add another web service ASMX page to the web 
service project.

	WTH

2.Noobilicious question: Exposing two interfaces on the same web service (C# web service)

What are the fundamentals?  I'm getting ready to write a new web service 
and I'd like to have the ability to add interfaces as they change to 
support 'COM-like' backwards compatibility.

Clients for this web service will be using SOAP and auto-generating SOAP 
headers from Visual Studio .Net.

I'm also interested in having multiple different interfaces in the same 
web service as well.

Last but not least, what is the best book in your opinion about how to 
write web services (preferably in C#, but that's not all important)?

	WTH

3.WEB-Service versus Service hosted by System.Runtime.Remoting in windows-Application

I have tried to host a WEB-Service in my Windows Application
with
Dim channelProperties As New System.Collections.Specialized.ListDictionary()
channelProperties.Add("port", 9000)

Dim channel As New HttpChannel(channelProperties, New 
SoapClientFormatterSinkProvider(), New SoapServerFormatterSinkProvider())

System.Runtime.Remoting.Channels.ChannelServices.RegisterChannel(channel, 
False)

RemotingConfiguration.RegisterWellKnownServiceType(GetType(AsyncWebService.service1), 
"service1", WellKnownObjectMode.Singleton)



But I believe, that is not the same like a real-WEB-Service created with

Public Class Service1
Inherits System.Web.Services.WebService

And hosted in IIS



I am looking for an example where an WEB-Service is hosted in a 
windows-Application.





Thanks
Peter

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5.Remoting Service calling local remoting Service

Hi,

I have a remoting service which works fine:

RemotingConfiguration.Configure("Services.exe.config");
RemotingConfiguration.RegisterWellKnownServiceType(typeof(LogService),
 "LogService",WellKnownObjectMode.Singleton);

Any client app can call it fine with the following code:

LogService logService = (LogService)
Activator.GetObject(typeof(LogService),
				serviceUrl + "/LogService","");

However when a second service tries to start and THE SERVICE calls the
LogService with the above call I get an error:

Unable to connect to log service The channel tcp is already
registered.

Can anyone explain?

thanks

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