How Do I: ASP.NET AJAX Enable an Existing Web Service?

This video demonstrates how simple it is to add Microsoft ASP.NET AJAX functionality to an existing ASP.NET web service. This enables the web service to generate a JavaScript proxy that the client browser can use to call the web service.

Presented by Joe Stagner

Duration: 23 minutes, 31 seconds

Date: 26 January 2007

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aarturo : On August 04, 2008 5:21 PM said:

Hi Joe,

Your example worked great!  but as soon as I created a separate project for my webservice I ran into issues.   It appears that I am not getting a resolveable path for my asmx file.

typically it would be something like

Path="WebServiceName.asmx"  

If the webservice resides in same project but I have it in another project whose name is wsNorthwind and the webservice is NorthwindJS.asmx.  So I figured this

Path="~/wsNorthwind/NorthwindJS.asmx"  I get an error that says NorthwindJS is undefined.

I also tried envoking it as wsNorthwind.NorthwindJS.SayHello with no success?!

What gives??

cv_vikram : On August 06, 2008 1:26 PM said:

It is simple and good....

pnv.ravikiran : On August 06, 2008 9:23 PM said:

really helpful, thanks Joe

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