(Ashish)
12/26/2002 3:37:00 AM
Thanks,
Does that mean that my request will be redirected from Internet and
will not go about using LAN. What if a want to write a client
application that will access web service from Home where LAN is not
there and Office where I am connected to LAN, will the processing time
differ if my web service is hosted on a computer that is in my office
LAN.
Ashish
Re: How web services are invoked if they are on LAN
From: Jim Huang \(MS\)
Date Posted: 12/12/2002 6:13:00 PM
Assume your LAN is TPC/IP base, then you still can use HTTP to access
the
machine located within your own domain. The URL still have the syntax
http://<hostname>/...asmx. When the <hostname> is the remote machine
name
defined within your domain.
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"Ashish" <ashishm@grapecity.com> wrote in message
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> Hi all,
> If I am running a web service on a server
> access it from outside domain
> then I think that the requests are served via HTTP across internet.
> But if I am on LAN in my domain is it that the request is redirected
> through the Internet or the WSDL, etc. are intelligent enough to
> server my request on LAN thus being fast.
> Thanks,
> Ashish