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Asked: 2026-05-10T20:16:57+00:00

When I use my browser to test my web service, it opens at http://localhost:4832/

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When I use my browser to test my web service, it opens at http://localhost:4832/ — where can I find its files physically on my drive?

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I do not want to know where the files of my VS.NET solution are located but where I should put the files of the web service… the .asmx, .dll and other files that I will install for the real web service later.

Update 2

The webservice need to call some external DLL when initializing to get plugin. This is why I need to know where those files are to go put manually the plugin dll…

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  1. So when you launch a webservice out of VS – Cassini (the built in web server) runs those files directly out of the bin file of that project.

    http://localhost:4832/ will point to the folder that your code is located in (as suggested by ALassek) and directly consume your asmx file. That asmx file will run off of the dll that was compiled to the bin folder.

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