Http-GET not supported

hi
I have a small problem.... whenever I write more than 2 methods in a webservice
and try to test them, I get an error message saying that Http-GET not supported??
any ideas??

Hello,
There are lots of examples available that export multiple methods. See:
http://65.193.192.35:7001/base/SoapInteropBaseService
Could you post your code and we can take a look?
Thanks,
Bruce
Prashant Yadav wrote:
>
hi
I have a small problem.... whenever I write more than 2 methods in a webservice
and try to test them, I get an error message saying that Http-GET not supported??
any ideas??

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