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Could I have a webservice return value in shape of text only not xml
Ex: http://ads.adbrite.com/mb/text_group...s=3732385f3930
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If it returns plain text then its not really a web service is it. Just write an aspx page and use Response.Clear, then Response.Write to write your output.
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If it returns plain text then its not really a web service is it. Just write an aspx page and use Response.Clear, then Response.Write to write your output.

give me a code please to use resonse.clerar and response.write
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Are you incapable of doing anything yourself?

Is this homework you just don't want to do yourself?

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Response.Write("Hello world");
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Are you incapable of doing anything yourself?

Is this homework you just don't want to do yourself?

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Sorry, but I have never used "Response.Clear"
and I wrote Response.Clear(Reesponse.write("a"));
but I had an error.
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Yes, well this is where a little thing called 'Documentation' comes in. Microsoft provide huge amounts of this stuff, mostly at the http://msdn.microsoft.com web site.

Searching google for Response.Clear() would probably have been a good place to start.
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why that does not work.
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Err, how on earth should I know. That's YOUR localhost - I don't have access to it.
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Looks like you need a Response.End() after you've written everything.
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