.NET Dynamically Invoke Service / Web Service

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Is there an existing framework or example of calling a service / web service settings stored within a Database that can be dynamically invoked?

I have looked into Microsoft Service Factory 2008, Service Invocation Framework and Web Service Dynamic Proxy but not found anything all that helpful.

Posted 19-Jul-10 0:57am

psynergy

Updated 19-Jul-10 0:58am

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#realJSOP · Answer 1 · 2010-07-19T01:45:00

Your question makes little sense.

If you are asking if you can get aweb serive's settings from a database in order to communicate with the web service, yes you can, but only if that database can be accessed without the use of the web service.

Typically, a web service can only be accessed by clients that know how to access it (security through obscurity), and therefore, the client needs to know ahead of time hot o connect to it. You can either implent this foreknowledge via c# code or by app.config settings.