Click on File / New Web Site
o Select ASP.NET Web Service
o Select Language = Visual C#
o Select Location Type = File System
o Specify Location = Directory of your choice.
A suggestion would be: C:\Documents and Settings\-username-\My Documents\Visual Studio 2005\Projects\Webservice\YourWebServiceName
Visual Studio will create the files for the template “Hello World” web service in the directory path.
The Folder named YourWebServiceName will contain a Service.Asmx page and an App_Code subfolder.
The App_Code subfolder will contain a file named Service.cs
o Create a virtual server on the Web Server doing the following:
o Copy the following code and create an Install_Webservice.Bat file in the \WebService folder.
o Edit this file to replace “YourWebServiceName” with the name of the subfolder you created above
o Execute the file with a parameter of your Sharepoint Port 80 Web Site Name (typically “Sharepoint – 80”)
I NSTALL_WEBSERVICE “SharePoint – 80”
o Goto http://servername/wshelloworld/service.asmx and hopefully the webservice will display
:----------------------------------------------------------------------
: Install_Webservice.Bat
:
:
: This file was created by copying the Install.Bat file in this folder
: and removing all of the logic that dealt with the creation/loading
: of the BDC Applciation. This batch file just creates the virtual
: directory on the Sharepoint Web Server for the HelloWorld Webservice
:----------------------------------------------------------------------
@echo on
iisvdir /create %1 WSHelloWorld "%CD%\YourWebServiceName"
goto end
:usage
@echo.
@echo Syntax: INSTALL_WEBSERVICE website
@echo.
@echo Parameters:
@echo.
@echo Value Description
@echo ------------ ------------------------------------------------
@echo website Use either the site name or metabase path of
@echo site you want the webservice deployed
@echo.
@echo Example:
@echo.
@echo INSTALL_WEBSERVICE "SharePoint - 80"
goto end
