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Is there a naming convention for web services?

I have a number of web services that I am sending across the wire. Most of these web services have a number of methods that we define, that make up the web service.
I was wondering if there was a name for naming these web services methods. Currently I am using the convention “FunctionName” and was wondering if there is a standard or best practice that I should be following.

I would say you are talking about “HTTP Methods”

GET
PUT
POST
DELETE

If you have other HTTP methods like HEAD, PATCH, OPTIONS you should add them in your function.
GET, POST, PUT

is the standard that web services follows.
EDIT:
In regards to Web Service for Windows Azure, these should be the naming rules that we follow:

Naming rules for REST-based web services in Windows Azure
Part of the blog series on Windows Azure

REST and JSON
HTTP methods
There are no standard naming rules as REST is not a standard
protocol and there is no one document that defines REST. However, there
are some very well-known namings that you should use when designing a
REST API, namely the four HTTP methods.
GET – Get a representation of a resource identified by a URI.
POST – Post a representation of a resource identified by a URI.
PUT – Create a resource represented by the message body.
DELETE – Delete the resource identified by the URI.

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