How do I make IIS hosted asmx webservice browser based instead of browsing through inetmgr

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I have created a C# webservice (asmx) application bin Visual Studio. I am hosting on IIS. How do I by-pass IIS and access the url on Firefox.

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I am presently viewing the asmx through context view.

Posted 18-Jul-20 0:15am

Zainalds

Updated 18-Jul-20 4:15am

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Zainalds · Answer 1 · 2020-07-18T04:15:00

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If your service responds to a GET and doesn't require anything you can't set from your browser (like headers) then yes you can, that is exactly what is happening when you do it from IIS manager.

Posted 18-Jul-20 4:15am

Zainalds