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Accessing an ASP.NET "Hello World" Web Services Application 

If you want to consume the Web Services application you created, you must create a client application to access your ASP.NET Web Services application. This process requires different development steps to achieve the desired output. 

Adding Web References in ASP.NET Projects 

If you want to consume a web service, you must create a client application, and add a Web Reference. These procedures describe how to create an ASP.NET client application that consumes a third-party web service. The client application consumes the DeadOrAliveWS web service available from the XMethods Web site. This web service lets you query a simple database of celebrities and their respective birthdates and expiration dates. 

Building an ASP.NET "Hello World" Web Services Application 

Building an application with ASP.NET Web Services lets you expose functionality to your client application over a Web connection. These steps walk you through building a simple "Hello World" application with ASP.NET Web Services. Once built, the application exposes all of its objects and methods through a WebMethod that you create and access through a web browser. 

Porting a Delphi for Win32 Web Service Client Application to Delphi for .NET 

The following steps are required to port your Delphi for Win32 Web Services client application to Delphi for .NET.