Which is the best way to connect web service which it's name and methods comes from the DB
this mean i can't make reference to an existing web service.
thanks for the help
Which is the best way to connect web service which it's name and methods comes from DB
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Which is the best way to connect web service which it's name and methods comes from DB
Kris4forums
Hi,
First of all, I must admit this is the first time I've ever heard of something like this - are you saying you build your web service dynamically ! this sounds a little bit strange, but if that's what you decided about, who am I to question (I just hope the contract of the services is known to clients who needs this service).
Anyway, since you can't reference your services, I suggest you check out WS-Addressing (part of the WSE) and/or check a concept called "service bus".
Best of luck,
Ido.