>>To be honest, I don't know. I just followed a tutorial in MM.Net to create it based on an MM.Net Web Service Template. The first step is to create a New Web Site in Visual Studio, then select the template.
>
>>Is there a way for me to tell what background technology is being used?
>
>From what you've said previously you had a Web service (i.e SOAP and WSDL). If it has a .asmx extension that's what it is.

Yikes, sorry. Anybody doing new development with that crappy stack is doing a disservice to themselves and the customer.

>>>Is this a SOAP Web Service, WCF, or WebAPI?
>>>
>>>>Hi,
>>>>
>>>>I have a web service that returns my data as XML. How do I get it to return it as json instead?
>>>>
>>>>This works to return XML:
>>>>

>>>>    public CustomerEntity GetCustomerByCustomerNumber(string customerNumber)
>>>>    {
>>>>        // Instantiate the RunSheet business object
>>>>        Customer oCustomer = new Customer();
>>>>
>>>>         return oCustomer.GetCustomerByCustomerNumber(customerNumber);
>>>>}

>>>>
>>>>This is what I get from the above:
>>>>

This XML file does not appear to have any style information associated with it. The document tree is shown below.
>>>><CustomerEntity xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns="http://servername//xmlwebservices/">
>>>><are_name>San Juan</are_name>
>>>><cus_addr1>175 El Socorro Mn Rd</cus_addr1>
>>>><cus_arefk>bf5d7cb4-1d72-4a5d-a279-de5b056a7205</cus_arefk>
>>>><cus_bxtfk>10</cus_bxtfk>
>>>><cus_cashonly>false</cus_cashonly>
>>>><cus_cntfk>e3779ef3-79ab-4a85-91a9-d38117ce7f99</cus_cntfk>
>>>><cus_company>Frank Cazabon</cus_company>
>>>><cus_credit>false</cus_credit>
>>>><cus_customs>false</cus_customs>
>>>><cus_servicefee>true</cus_servicefee>
>>>><cus_cutfk>1</cus_cutfk>
>>>><cus_firstname>Frank</cus_firstname>
>>>><cus_heathrow>false</cus_heathrow>
>>>><cus_hold>false</cus_hold>
>>>><cus_insurance>false</cus_insurance>
>>>><cus_issue>1999-03-29T00:00:00</cus_issue>
>>>><cus_lastname>Cazabon</cus_lastname>
>>>><cus_maifk xsi:nil="true"/>
>>>><cus_miami>true</cus_miami>
>>>><cus_number>0001</cus_number>
>>>><cus_PK>17d0638b-aebf-4d0b-b202-2a4abae0827c</cus_PK>
>>>><cus_renewal>2014-03-29T00:00:00</cus_renewal>
>>>><cus_rtefk>d1a8b4e4-2291-4d8a-95fc-2646b62088e1</cus_rtefk>
>>>><cus_stafk>1</cus_stafk>
>>>><cus_zipfk>6cdb7bdf-9d9b-4441-b884-54921d1cac46</cus_zipfk>
>>>></CustomerEntity>

>>>>
>>>>I tried this, but it doesn't work:
>>>>

    public string GetCustomerByCustomerNumber(string customerNumber)
>>>>    {
>>>>        // Instantiate the RunSheet business object
>>>>        Customer oCustomer = new Customer();
>>>>
>>>>         string json = JsonConvert.SerializeObject(oCustomer.GetCustomerByCustomerNumber(customerNumber), Formatting.Indented);
>>>>        return json;
>>>>}

>>>>
>>>>This is what is returned:
>>>>
>>>>

This XML file does not appear to have any style information associated with it. The document tree is shown below.
>>>><string xmlns="http://servername//xmlwebservices/">{ "$id": "1", "EntityKey": null }</string>

>>>>
>>>>Any ideas on what I need to do?