Ektron CMS400.NET Developer Reference Manual

Web Services
3. Create a new folder within the CMS400Example folder. This
folder and some of its subfolders have files that are needed to
run Web Services. Place all of your files within the new folder.
4. Using a development tool that supports Web Service
integration (for example, Visual Studio .NET), create a .NET
(.aspx) file that manages page layout. The file must refer to a
Visual Basic or C# file (via a CodeBehind command), which
manages the page’s functionality.
5. Add to each .NET project a Web Reference to the WSDL file.
(by default, webroot/CMS400Example/Workarea/webservices/
ContentWS.asmx). The environment then builds the appropriate
proxy class to access the Web Service’s methods. You can use
the proxy class within the application to invoke those methods.
CMS400.NET sample .aspx pages demonstrate how to do this.
6. Provide to your consumers a URL to the .NET (.aspx) file.
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