In Application Designer, you can define and configure ASP.NET applications, including those that provide Web services.
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Provides an overview of ASP.NET applications, which can expose Web services or document exposure to Web content. |
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Contains topics about defining Web services exposed by ASP.NET applications. |
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How to: Specify Dynamic or Static Content for ASP.NET Applications |
Describes how to specify whether script processors, such as ASP.NET, are required to run ASP.NET applications. |
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Contains topics about designing applications on the application diagram. |
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Contains topics about defining endpoints on applications. |
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Describes how to specify a WSDL file or location to add a Web service to an application, an external Web service, or a BizTalk Web service. |
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Describes how to replace one application that defines a Web service with another. |
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Contains topics about describing how to configure connections between applications in the development environment. |
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Contains topics about implementing applications to generate projects so that you can continue defining applications in code. |
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Describes and helps resolve issues that can affect application diagrams and other items in the solution. |
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Introduces System Designer, which you can use to design application systems composed from applications or other systems. |
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Provides walkthroughs through core tasks you can perform using Distributed System Designers. |