8.3. Implementing Multiple Interfaces
The next logical step is to implement multiple interfaces on the same Web service. You do this by applying multiple WebServiceBinding attributes to the class implementing the Web service. On each Web method you set the SoapDocumentService or SoapRpcService Binding property to the name of the binding that contains this method. Taking the SupplierIface1 class in Listing 8.1, you might want to factor out its methods into two interfaces: IOrderMgmt and IQuoteMgmt. Listing 8.6 shows the code used to achieve this.
Listing 8.6. Defining multiple bindings (interfaces) (VBWSBook\Chapter8\Supplier2.asmx.vb)
<WebServiceBinding( _ Name:="IOrderMgmt", _ [Namespace]:="http://LearnXmlWS.com/Supplier"), _ WebServiceBinding( ... |
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