The WebMethod Attribute
The
WebMethod
attribute, first used in Example 2-1, tells .NET that a particular public method should be exposed as a web-callable method. The WebMethod
attribute has six associated properties to document and change the behavior of your web method. They are:*Description
*MessageName
*EnableSession
*CacheDuration
*TransactionOption
*BufferResponse
The first two properties are used to document a web method, while the others affect its behavior. In the following sections, we'll introduce each briefly.
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