# Accessing the Services

The Microsoft .NET Framework provides a collection of tools and functions for consuming and producing WSDL documents. A command-line tool, wsdl.exe, creates a proxy class from a WSDL that can be used in .NET applications. You can produce a WSDL document by appending ?WSDL to the URL of a .NET Service. The format looks something like:

     http://[servername]/[virtual directory]/[service].svc?wsdl

An example endpoint for the DocumentService might look like:

    https://labw6408hvm113/DocGenServices/Services/Import/DocumentService.svc

There are a couple ways to access the files:

- You can access the files through Windows Explorer and open the service file through a Web browser. Using Windows Explorer, navigate to the DocGenServices directory in the Program Files folder (the default path is `C:\Program Files\WKFS\DocGenServices\`). From there, you can open the DocumentService.svc `(C:\Program Files\WKFS\DocGenServices\DocGenServices\Services\Import)`.
- You can access the files through IIS and browse the directory and service files. The default installation establishes a virtual directory in IIS that can be used to access WSDL files. Using IIS, navigate to the Services/Import virtual directory and browse the DocumentService.svc file.

The Service File provides a link to the service WSDL.