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I have a question, and I need your help. I have some webservices that need by client request that is not accessed by browser but can be accessed by url if you type all the way over the parameters. That is if the user tries to view the screen of the webservice the user will see a custom error page, but if the user type the whole url with the correct parameters and etc , the same receives the answer normally.
What happens is that this way I need every time a new client of this my client needs to reference the webservice in the application I need to undo this lock and and allow the visual studio to see through your internal browser the webservice to add the reference in project and after that lock it again.
My question: Is there any way to reference the webservice without the visual studio sees the same in its process of adding the reference so that I do not need to unlock the same and so the Webmethods are viewed by the internal browser of the visual studio in moment of reference??
There are better ways to protect your webservice and do all these maneuvers. From a read on tokenization and CORS, should better solve the problem, and will be safer and less bureaucratic.
– Thiago Lunardi
Even if it is a web service, you can use the Azure API Management to outsource this to you.
– Thiago Lunardi