Sql Server 2005: Get a list of all configured Web Services in the "Object Explorer"

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  • Hans Bampel

    Sql Server 2005: Get a list of all configured Web Services in the "Object Explorer"

    Hello,

    i have created some (test) Web Services in a Sql Server 2005 via the
    Create Endpoint Statement. Now i look for a node in the "Managment
    Studio" where i can see these Web Services. But i dont found that. What
    is the plainest way to do that? What alternatives are existent?

    Thank you,
    Hans

  • Erland Sommarskog

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    Re: Sql Server 2005: Get a list of all configured Web Services in the "Object Explorer"

    Hans Bampel (web-accounts@gmx.de ) writes:[color=blue]
    > i have created some (test) Web Services in a Sql Server 2005 via the
    > Create Endpoint Statement. Now i look for a node in the "Managment
    > Studio" where i can see these Web Services. But i dont found that. What
    > is the plainest way to do that? What alternatives are existent?[/color]

    There may not be a graphical interface for this. I don't have Mgmt Studio
    running now, and I don't know what a web service is. But if it's the
    endpoints you are looking for, I seem to recall that there are catalog views
    for these. Check out T-SQL Reference, System Views, Catalog Views in
    Books Online.

    Hm, when I think of it, I might have seen an Endpoints node under Security,
    but I might be wrong.


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    • Erland Sommarskog

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      Re: Sql Server 2005: Get a list of all configured Web Services in the "Object Explorer"

      Erland Sommarskog (esquel@sommars kog.se) writes:[color=blue]
      > Hm, when I think of it, I might have seen an Endpoints node under
      > Security, but I might be wrong.[/color]

      No, it's under Server Objects.



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