Unifying Web "Sites" and Web Services with the ASP.NET MVC

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Unifying Web "Sites" and Web Services with the ASP.NET MVC(weblogs.asp.net)

submitted by superghost(2260) 4 years, 4 months ago

Why do we have to build web "sites" for humans and different web services for machines? I can create an ASP.NET site, a SOAP-based ASMX web service, or a SOAP or REST (with .NET 3.5) WCF service and while they can share business logic, there's still a lot of "endpoint code" (for lack of a better term) that has to be implemented, and if I want a human friendly front end + a web API, I have to build a site that essentially wraps another service, since the site itself really is a service.

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posted by aaronlerch(1670) 4 years, 4 months ago 0

Sorry, I cross post between weblogs.asp.net and aaronlerch.com - I've already kicked the aaronlerch.com story - please kick that entry if you're so inclined. :) Thanks!
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posted by TroyMG(2670) 4 years, 4 months ago 0

Ooops. Didn't read your comment!

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My fault for having some crappy cross posting configuration... :)
In the future I'll put "Kick It" links on both sites that only point to a single entry.

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