Is .net framework necessary for a web service to run in a server?

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I have created a web service using VS 2005 (.net framework 2.0). To host it in a server is .net framework to be installed in that server?
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Posted 21-Jul-10 19:03pm

N.Surendra Prasad

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Abhinav S · Answer 1 · 2010-07-21T19:04:00

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Yes it will be necessary.
Your web service code needs to be compiled right?

Posted 21-Jul-10 19:04pm

Abhinav S

Sandeep Mewara · Answer 2 · 2010-07-21T19:52:00

Yes you would need it.

In order to deploy and host the web-service, you need the same framework version in which it was created.
This would help your webserver to understand and host the service.

For simple example, you host Web service in IIS, where you would need to configure which version of .NET Framework is needed in order to run the application.