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  1. Oct 23rd, 2009, 05:11 AM #1
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    Smile Cross Network web service Access

    Hey Friends
    I have a web servie that is hosted on Client Machine which is not in our Network.

    I have web application Hosted in our network. Now I want to know whether I can access Web service Hosted on Client Machine on some different network.

    If I create Proxy class and assign URL will work or not ???

    Please send some Solution.
    Mendhak please help.
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  2. Oct 23rd, 2009, 05:22 AM #2
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    Re: Cross Network web service Access

    Hey,

    Is the Web Service publicly accessible? If so, you should be able to connect directly to it.

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    Re: Cross Network web service Access

    Hey Gary my friend thanks For your quick Reply, And Please tell how to make it publiclly Accessible.
    Do We need to remove Permission.
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    Re: Cross Network web service Access

    Hey Gary
    requirement got change. What if it not publicly accessible.
    Please tell me how to accomplish this.
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    Re: Cross Network web service Access

    Hey,

    By publicly accessible, I mean, is it hosted on a web server, that anyone in the world can see. There is nothing to stop you putting security in place to make users have to provide credentials to access it.

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