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Determine when a web service is available

How i can determine when a web service is available (on-line)? in Delphi or C#?

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RRUZ Avatar asked Jun 28 '09 23:06

RRUZ


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Just do a valid call to the web service. If it times out, or you get a 404 error, the web service is not available.

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Robert Harvey Avatar answered Sep 23 '22 23:09

Robert Harvey