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WebService Method with Http-Get with a URL in ASP.NET 2.0 I have tried: http://localhost/WebService/MyService.asmx/UpdateUser?cId=9130&bID=808101 http://localhost/WebService/MyService.asmx/UpdateCandidate/cId=9130&bID=808101 http://localhost/WebService/MyService.asmx/UpdateCandidate/?cId=9130&bID=808101 http://localhost/WebService/MyService.asmx?op=UpdateCandidate&cId=9130&bID=808101 Always just get: "Request format is unrecognized for URL unexpectedly ending in " & The Webservice is simple: [WebMethod] public string MyService(int candidateId, string bondID) { customer MyCandidate = CustomerMapper.Instance.Get(cId); ...... return "done"; } In the application web.config I have the following: <webServices> <protocols> <add name="HttpGet"/> <add name="HttpPost"/> <add name="HttpSoap"/> <add name="Documentation"/> </protocols> </webServices> How do I do this...
Whoops wrote that wrong
http://localhost/WebService/MyService.asmx/UpdateUser?cId=9130&bID=80... http://localhost/WebService/MyService.asmx/UpdateUser/cId=9130&b... http://localhost/WebService/MyService.asmx/UpdateUser/?cId=9130&... http://localhost/WebService/MyService.asmx?op=UpdateUser&cId=913... [WebMethod] public string UpdateUser(int candidateId, string bondID) { customer MyCustomer = CustomerMapper.Instance.Get(cId); ...... return "done"; } [quoted text, click to view] On 20 Sep, 11:57, magister pips <mbas...@gmail.com> wrote: > there is no example in the webservice description of how to access a > WebService Method with Http-Get with a URL in ASP.NET 2.0 > > I have tried: > > http://localhost/WebService/MyService.asmx/UpdateUser?cId=9130&bID=80...http://localhost/WebService/MyService.asmx/UpdateCandidate/cId=9130&b...http://localhost/WebService/MyService.asmx/UpdateCandidate/?cId=9130&...http://localhost/WebService/MyService.asmx?op=UpdateCandidate&cId=913... > > Always just get: > "Request format is unrecognized for URL unexpectedly ending in " & > > The Webservice is simple: > > [WebMethod] > public string MyService(int candidateId, string bondID) > { > customer MyCandidate = CustomerMapper.Instance.Get(cId); > > ..... > > return "done"; > } > > In the application web.config I have the following: > > <webServices> > <protocols> > <add name="HttpGet"/> > <add name="HttpPost"/> > <add name="HttpSoap"/> > <add name="Documentation"/> > </protocols> > </webServices> > > How do I do this...
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"magister pips" <mbaskey@gmail.com> wrote in message news:1190289311.932055.60460@o80g2000hse.googlegroups.com... > Whoops wrote that wrong > > http://localhost/WebService/MyService.asmx/UpdateUser?cId=9130&bID=80... > http://localhost/WebService/MyService.asmx/UpdateUser/cId=9130&b... > http://localhost/WebService/MyService.asmx/UpdateUser/?cId=9130&... > http://localhost/WebService/MyService.asmx?op=UpdateUser&cId=913... > > [WebMethod] > public string UpdateUser(int candidateId, string bondID) > { Did you write the parameter names wrong also, because I don't see a "cId" or "bID" here. -- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- John Saunders | MVP - Windows Server System - Connected System Developer
I've seen this error message before when the webservice has not been
configured to accept the HTTP GET protocol. Have you tried adding the following lines into your web.config? <webServices> <protocols> <add name="HttpGet"/> </protocols> </webServices> These should be placed inside the <system.web> tags. Andrew [quoted text, click to view] "magister pips" <mbaskey@gmail.com> wrote in message news:1190289311.932055.60460@o80g2000hse.googlegroups.com... > Whoops wrote that wrong > > http://localhost/WebService/MyService.asmx/UpdateUser?cId=9130&bID=80... > http://localhost/WebService/MyService.asmx/UpdateUser/cId=9130&b... > http://localhost/WebService/MyService.asmx/UpdateUser/?cId=9130&... > http://localhost/WebService/MyService.asmx?op=UpdateUser&cId=913... > > [WebMethod] > public string UpdateUser(int candidateId, string bondID) > { > customer MyCustomer = CustomerMapper.Instance.Get(cId); > ..... > > return "done"; > } > > > > On 20 Sep, 11:57, magister pips <mbas...@gmail.com> wrote: >> there is no example in the webservice description of how to access a >> WebService Method with Http-Get with a URL in ASP.NET 2.0 >> >> I have tried: >> >> http://localhost/WebService/MyService.asmx/UpdateUser?cId=9130&bID=80...http://localhost/WebService/MyService.asmx/UpdateCandidate/cId=9130&b...http://localhost/WebService/MyService.asmx/UpdateCandidate/?cId=9130&...http://localhost/WebService/MyService.asmx?op=UpdateCandidate&cId=913... >> >> Always just get: >> "Request format is unrecognized for URL unexpectedly ending in " & >> >> The Webservice is simple: >> >> [WebMethod] >> public string MyService(int candidateId, string bondID) >> { >> customer MyCandidate = CustomerMapper.Instance.Get(cId); >> >> ..... >> >> return "done"; >> } >> >> In the application web.config I have the following: >> >> <webServices> >> <protocols> >> <add name="HttpGet"/> >> <add name="HttpPost"/> >> <add name="HttpSoap"/> >> <add name="Documentation"/> >> </protocols> >> </webServices> >> >> How do I do this... > >
Yes I have
[quoted text, click to view] > >> <webServices> > >> <protocols> > >> <add name="HttpGet"/> > >> <add name="HttpPost"/> > >> <add name="HttpSoap"/> > >> <add name="Documentation"/> > >> </protocols> > >> </webServices> On 24 Sep, 15:03, "Andrew Brook" <yko...@hotmail.com> wrote: > I've seen this error message before when the webservice has not been > configured to accept the HTTP GET protocol. Have you tried adding the > following lines into your web.config? > > <webServices> > <protocols> > <add name="HttpGet"/> > </protocols> > </webServices> > > These should be placed inside the <system.web> tags. > > Andrew > > "magister pips" <mbas...@gmail.com> wrote in message > > news:1190289311.932055.60460@o80g2000hse.googlegroups.com... > > > > > Whoops wrote that wrong > > >http://localhost/WebService/MyService.asmx/UpdateUser?cId=9130&bID=80... > >http://localhost/WebService/MyService.asmx/UpdateUser/cId=9130&b... > >http://localhost/WebService/MyService.asmx/UpdateUser/?cId=9130&... > >http://localhost/WebService/MyService.asmx?op=UpdateUser&cId=913... > > > [WebMethod] > > public string UpdateUser(int candidateId, string bondID) > > { > > customer MyCustomer = CustomerMapper.Instance.Get(cId); > > ..... > > > return "done"; > > } > > > On 20 Sep, 11:57, magister pips <mbas...@gmail.com> wrote: > >> there is no example in the webservice description of how to access a > >> WebService Method with Http-Get with a URL in ASP.NET 2.0 > > >> I have tried: > > >>http://localhost/WebService/MyService.asmx/UpdateUser?cId=9130&bID=80...... > > >> Always just get: > >> "Request format is unrecognized for URL unexpectedly ending in " & > > >> The Webservice is simple: > > >> [WebMethod] > >> public string MyService(int candidateId, string bondID) > >> { > >> customer MyCandidate = CustomerMapper.Instance.Get(cId); > > >> ..... > > >> return "done"; > >> } > > >> In the application web.config I have the following: > > >> <webServices> > >> <protocols> > >> <add name="HttpGet"/> > >> <add name="HttpPost"/> > >> <add name="HttpSoap"/> > >> <add name="Documentation"/> > >> </protocols> > >> </webServices> > > >> How do I do this...- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text -
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