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I apologize for such a basic question.
(.NET is great, but the complexity for something simple is… Classic .asp, php, etc are so much simpler to conceptualize.)
I followed the tutorials, and I have a simple REST service running on WCF, using VS 2010/.NET v4.
Works great, I can mod params, etc.
But I stare and stare at it, and do not fully understand the relationship between the units:
IService1.cs
Service1.svc
Service1.cs
Any and all elucidation very welcome.
Thank you!
Service1.svc is what you call in your browser to call the web service. This would be the like calling a web page.
This file points to the actual class that has code implementation for your web services. The other two files are Interface and Class that implements that interface. The reason for this is good practice.
It’s actually not that complicated, just very good organized.