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A web part is for displaying content, not to provide a content repository for other components. A few options: Perhaps you don't need a web part at all, just create a list and store the image there. Perhaps you also need a web part. Create a list, store the image there, and reference that image from the web part. Other components could then also reference ...

If its just about getting webpart content from an accessible page within same domain, I dont think you will need a webservice for it. You can place your webpart within a div (id=container) and use below Jquery : $('#result').load('sitepages/test.aspx #container'); When this method executes, it retrieves the content of sitepages/test.aspx, and then jQuery ...

I'm not sure how you would do this via a Web Service, if you even can. However, you can easily do it with client side script using AJAX. Just get the page with the Web Part in it, parse out the contents, and display it where you want in the current page.

There are ways you can use to deploy your custom Web service and expose endpoints using one of these methods: ASMX Web service is the classic SOAP based and get deployed into the SharePoint hive (e.g. deployed into the _vti_bin/_layouts folder OR it can be also deployed to its own Web application domain; Visual Studio handling of asmx web services If ...

you need to add a webreference with the url + _vit_bin/Lists.asmx so as an example: I have a website with a webapplication called: hello.mysite.com to call its webservice I would go into the webapplication project (.net project), add a web reference with the url: http://hello.mysite.com/_vit_bin/Lists.asmx (tip: goto the website in a browser, and put ...