What is needed to develop web services with DI Server using C #?

Hi,
What is needed to develop web service using DI Service ad C#?
Does anyone have any examples?
thanks,
Willian

Login C# sample
u2018 Create Service WebReference
LoginWebRef.LoginService loginService = new LoginWebRef.LoginService();
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"localhost",
"COM_OBS_AUT_TEST",
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"manager", "manager",
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