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Hi, 
It seems you want to consume your implemented web service from another website. 
 
First deploy your web service on server as you are deploying a normal website site. 
To consume this web service follow below steps. 
 
1. Right-click on the ASP.Net Web Application and click on &quot;Add Service Reference&quot; 
 
2. Then after clicking on the above option, the following window will appear, Now this is a very important step, when adding the WCF service &nbsp;reference to the ASP.Net web Application. Since you see &quot;URL&quot; option in the following window, on that window we need to paste or type the WCF Service URL address 
e.g. xyz.com/services1.svc 
 
3. After pasting the URL in the preceding window box, click on the green right headed arrow button, it will discover the WCF Services available related to that URL address and you see that in that related URL one WCF Service is found message is displayed along with the WCF Service name, &quot;WCF Services&quot; in the preceding right hand side window. 
 
4. In the right hand corner of the window you have seen the option for the Web reference name; the web reference name is anything you wish and this name will be added in your ASP.Net Web Application as allies name for Web Service. In my article I have given the web reference name as &quot;ServiceReference&quot;. 
 
Now, to call web service write following code 
 

<pre><code class="code-1 nolinks" id="code-20-41490112-1">ServiceReference.Service1Client age = new ServiceReference.Service1Client();
</code></pre>
 
 
For more details, check below link 
 
<a href="http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/0c1bb2/consuming-wcf-service-in-a-web-application/" rel="ugc">http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/0c1bb2/consuming-wcf-service-in-a-web-application/</a>
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Hi Manjo, 
thanks for your comments. I think that I have the Service reference setup correctly as I can run the application in debug and it successfully consumes the WCF service in IIS. However I am having problems deploying the web application. I have put the screenshots into the attached word document. Appreciate if you could have a look and maybe advise where I am going wrong. I have never deployed anything on the web before so it could be a simple mistake that I am making. 
 
regards 
Pat 
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Thanks Manoj, 
got it deployed (see below). Now how do I go about linking the application to the website name <a href="http://www.tios.ie" rel="ugc">www.tios.ie</a>&nbsp; and being able to call it from any browser ? 
 
regards 
Pat 
 
&nbsp;1&gt;------ Build started: Project: DCRulesWeb01, Configuration: Release Any CPU ------ 
1&gt; &nbsp;DCRulesWeb01 -&gt; C:\Users\Administrator\documents\visual studio 2015\Projects\DCRulesWeb01\DCRulesWeb01\bin\DCRulesWeb01.dll 
2&gt;------ Publish started: Project: DCRulesWeb01, Configuration: Release Any CPU ------ 
2&gt;Connecting to C:\Users\Administrator\documents\visual studio 2015\Projects\DCRulesWeb01\DCRulesWeb01\bin... 
2&gt;Transformed Web.config using C:\Users\Administrator\documents\visual studio 2015\Projects\DCRulesWeb01\DCRulesWeb01\Web.Release.config into obj\Release\TransformWebConfig\transformed\Web.config. 
2&gt;Copying all files to temporary location below for package/publish: 
2&gt;obj\Release\Package\PackageTmp. 
2&gt;Publishing folder /... 
2&gt;Publishing folder Account... 
2&gt;Publishing folder App_Data... 
2&gt;Publishing folder bin... 
2&gt;Publishing folder bin/roslyn... 
2&gt;Publishing folder Content... 
2&gt;Publishing folder fonts... 
2&gt;Publishing folder Scripts... 
2&gt;Publishing folder Scripts/WebForms... 
2&gt;Publishing folder Scripts/WebForms/MSAjax... 
2&gt;Publishing folder Service References... 
2&gt;Publishing folder Service References/DCRulesServiceRef1... 
2&gt;Web App was published successfully file:///C:/Users/Administrator/documents/visual%20studio%202015/Projects/DCRulesWeb01/DCRulesWeb01/bin 
2&gt; 
========== Build: 1 succeeded, 0 failed, 0 up-to-date, 0 skipped ========== 
========== Publish: 1 succeeded, 0 failed, 0 skipped ==========
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thanks for you help 
 
regards 
Pat
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Thanks for your help 
 
regards 
Pat
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Hi There 
I have developed a new WCF (WCFService1) service which runs in IIS and also an ASP.NET Web application (WebApp01) &nbsp;which consumes this service. &nbsp;These have been developed in two separate project folders. To date I have just run these in debug on the development server via F5. I would now like to test this service as a web application. &nbsp;I have registered a new domain name <a href="http://www.xxxxxx" rel="ugc">www.xxxxxx</a>&nbsp;but I am not sure how to proceed to get from application which I can run by pressing F5 on the development server to one which is called by remotely via the website name. The development is currently sitting on a Plesk Cloud 2012 Server. Could someone please help me out by giving me step by step instructions on how to implement this service from its current in development status to a live web service. 
 
thanks 
Pat
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Hi There
I have developed a new WCF (WCFService1) service which runs in IIS and also an ASP.NET Web application (WebApp01)  which consumes this service.  These have been developed in two separate project folders. To date I have just run these in debug on the development server via F5. I would now like to test this service as a web application.  I have registered a new domain name www.xxxxxx but I am not sure how to proceed to get from application which I can run by pressing F5 on the development server to one which is called by remotely via the website name. The development is currently sitting on a Plesk Cloud 2012 Server. Could someone please help me out by giving me step by step instructions on how to implement this service from its current in development status to a live web service.

thanks
Pat

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