For creating documents from outside you can use the build in webservices from umbraco or you can create your own webservices. For creating your own webservice take a look at the minutes of my Codegarden 09 Session:
In principle it is only putting the asmx file into any folder on the server you want and add the dll into the bin folder. Then you can use VS to add a webservice reference by browsing to the asmx file on the server.
As you can see in the VS project I have added some Post-build Events which was copying the needed files to the IIS folder.
How to write webservice for umbraco
i need to create content nodes in umbraco instance from a standalone .NET application.
for this purpose I guess I need to create a webservice that will run inside umbraco instance and will accept external request to create the nodes.
Need tutorial/information on how-to-create webservice for umbraco?
plz help
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For creating documents from outside you can use the build in webservices from umbraco or you can create your own webservices. For creating your own webservice take a look at the minutes of my Codegarden 09 Session:
http://our.umbraco.org/wiki/codegarden-2009/codegarden09-sessions/the-box/using-webservices-in-umbraco
hth, Thomas
thanks thomas.. can you please also tell how to use that built in umbraco web service ?
Which version of umbraco do you use?
If v4.0.x you have to setup the umbracoSettings.config: http://our.umbraco.org/wiki/reference/files-and-folders/files-in-the-config-folder/umbracosettingsconfig
Then you can use these urls by adding them as a webservice reference in VS (take a look at the /umbraco/webservices/api folder)
hth, Thomas
Hi,
thanks thomas I am are using v4.0.x. I have downloaded and viewed your samples... so how I can setup/host your webservice CG09.Sample1
in umbraco ?
what are the steps. ?
regards,
Ayyaz
In principle it is only putting the asmx file into any folder on the server you want and add the dll into the bin folder. Then you can use VS to add a webservice reference by browsing to the asmx file on the server.
As you can see in the VS project I have added some Post-build Events which was copying the needed files to the IIS folder.
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