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aoa i want to run my webservice on google chrome but whenever i run my webservice it is opening in internet explorer??? how it can be done?

Posted 9-Jun-14 5:54am

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[no name] 9-Jun-14 12:00pm

Well you could try opening it in Chrome. Or set Chrome to be your default browser.

Member 10690757 9-Jun-14 13:14pm

set chrome to default browser?

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A Web Service is not "opening in Internet Explorer". There is nothing to "open". A service is running permanently (or not). Your client side only opens some Web page somewhere by a URI, and it may connect it to a Web service (or not). You need to learn what Web does, at least in general terms.

As to Chrome vs. IE, this is just a matter of what browser is set up as default in your system. You can make it Chrome or even disable/remove IE (yes, this is possible; and some people often do exactly that). Note that you can always open any page by any of the browsers installed on your system. This is a matter of being a literate computer user, not related to any software development topics. In this aspect, the whole question is off-topic. (I want to apologize for posting this answer, if someone thinks that I should have not answered an off-topic question. :-))

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Posted 9-Jun-14 6:46am

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov

Updated 9-Jun-14 11:24am

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DamithSL · Accepted Answer · 2014-06-09T06:39:00

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By default, Visual Studio uses your default browser to test pages. To use a different browser or Page Inspector, right-click the page in Solution Explorer and then click either Browse With or View in Page Inspector. The Browse With lets you select a browser from a list, add new browsers to the list, or set one as the default browser. (The default browser setting here applies only to the Visual Studio environment and not to Windows.)

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