It depends on where your service resides and the level of decoupling you are expecting.
It depends on where your service resides and the level of decoupling you are expecting. Also if both the services are in the same hosting environment and if you need to call methods of one service from another frequently - then of course you need to rethink about the granularity of your service design. Directly calling a service from other service would provide you a highly decoupled solution - but with a performance impact.
If all the services under your control - best thing is to design the service interface more carefully to avoid such calls...
I am not familiar with C# but you should be able to call the method directly without going through the web service api. Even you can re factor your code to have web method separately and function method separately. Then you can call the function methods directly from any method.
I am not familiar with C# but you should be able to call the method directly without going through the web service api.
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