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Capturing and Analyzing Client Transaction Metrics for .NET-Based Web Services    Version: 0.00       Price: $0.00   
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The success or failure of IT departments can depend on their ability to deliver a high throughput of requests to the services they support. This is especially important for Web services. In order to ensure adequate throughput, you really need to be able to measure response times. To achieve that goal, this article presents a general-purpose reporting mechanism that can be used in any .NET system that employs HTTP and SOAP....

Submit entire InfoPath form to web service    Version: 0.00       Price: $0.00   
Total Hits: 2  |  Today: 0 Author: Honza Fajfr       Rating:  
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During my last assignment, I needed to submit the content of Repeating Table of InfoPath form to Access Database.
The form had to be published on SharePoint Site - so I could not submit directly to the database, but I was forced to use the web service (because web enabled forms do not allow access directly to the database)...

Running ASMX Web Services on STA Threads    Version: 0.00       Price: $0.00   
Total Hits: 0  |  Today: 0 Author: Jeff Prosise       Rating:  
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Many of the gnarliest issues you read about in Wicked Code come from real problems experienced by real people trying to build software that works. Recently, I came across a problem that I had never encountered before, but that I'm certain other developers have or someday will experience. The problem was one of concurrency, and had to do with ASMX Web services and legacy COM components. The development team who brought the issue to my attention had built an ASMX Web service that relied on legacy ...

Create an intellisense search textbox for web sites    Version: 0.00       Price: $0.00   
Total Hits: 3  |  Today: 0 Author: Dain Ucak       Rating:  
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i tried to show you make an intellisense search textbox without ajax. Make it very easy way.

You must open your project minimum .Net 3.5. Because we need scriptmanager and webservice support in visual studio

Now i tried to tell you step-by-step with my bad english. Sorry for that reason....

REST Web Services in ASP.NET 2.0 (C#)    Version: 0.00       Price: $0.00   
Total Hits: 1  |  Today: 0 Author: Leo Stableford       Rating:  
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# I have been informed that in .NET 3.5, there are smoother ways to do this. I do say that later in the article, but please be aware that this is a 2.0 only workaround.
# I have had a warning that IIS6.0 doesn't like this workaround. I have only tried it on IIS 5.1 and it seemed fine. I shall be doing more testing when I can and I will let you know the results. RESULTS both IIS 6.0 and 5.1 require some tinkering to read URLs with no file extension. The 6.0 process can be found in the comment...

Consuming Google (Reader) with .NET: Part 1 - Authentication    Version: 0.00       Price: $0.00   
Total Hits: 5  |  Today: 0 Author: Sandrino Di Mattia       Rating:  
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Since a few weeks I've become more and more a fan of Google Reader. This great online RSS reader supports starring items, extended search, ... anything you expect from a good RSS reader. What I would like to do in the following articles is connect to and consume Google services.

Before starting I do need to point out that there is a .NET ready API written by Google, called the Google Data Protocol. This library supports many of the Google services and is very well documented....

Using C#, Java Webservices and JMS together    Version: 0.00       Price: $0.00   
Total Hits: 2  |  Today: 0 Author: Armoghan Asif, farooqmian       Rating:  
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There is no doubt that .NET is much advanced than SWING, So if you need to make a Desktop application. Best Choice is .NET. Java has some advantages in different areas on server side, one of them is JMS. (Many people will not agree). I have tried to use the power of .NET as a client and integrated Java Webserices asynchronously with it, More over I have used JMS on webservices side to send messages to .NET client. Its just the beginning of a small framework which can be extended to make a full-f...

Namespaces, Cursors, ADO.NET, Web Services, Inheritance, and More    Version: 0.00       Price: $0.00   
Total Hits: 3  |  Today: 0 Author: Ken Spencer       Rating:  
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During the course of the many seminars I give each year, I get a lot of great questions from the audience. From time to time I'll be sharing some of the most interesting answers with you. This month, I'll discuss namespaces, data cursors, ADO.NET, Web Services and inheritance, and serialization....

Expose And Consume Data in A Web Services World    Version: 0.00       Price: $0.00   
Total Hits: 4  |  Today: 0 Author: Elisa Flasko and Mike Flasko       Rating:  
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Remember back to the last Rich Internet Application (RIA) you built. How did you get your data? How did you separate that data from presentation and UI information sent to the browser? What if there was a simpler way to do this?...

CityView App: Build Web Service Clients Quickly and Easily with C#    Version: 0.00       Price: $0.00   
Total Hits: 3  |  Today: 0 Author: Jeff Prosise       Rating:  
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If Microsoft is correct, Web Services will play an important role in the future of the Internet. A Web Service is an application that exposes Web methodsâ?"functions that can be called over the Internet (or, if you'd prefer, an intranet)â?"to interested clients. It runs on a Web server and listens on port 80 for Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) packets that represent requests to execute a particular method. When a request arrives, the Web Service extracts the XML-encoded method name and para...

Windows Services: New Base Classes in .NET Make Writing a Windows Service Easy    Version: 0.00       Price: $0.00   
Total Hits: 3  |  Today: 0 Author: Ken Getz       Rating:  
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Windows services are applications that run outside of any particular user context in Windows NT, Windows 2000, or Windows XP. The creation of services used to require expert coding skills and generally required C or C++. Visual Studio .NET now makes it easy for you to create a Windows service, whether you're writing code in C++, C#, or Visual Basic. You can also write a Windows service in any other language that targets the common language runtime. This article walks you through the creation of ...

Moving to .NET and Web Services    Version: 0.00       Price: $0.00   
Total Hits: 4  |  Today: 0 Author: Don Box       Rating:  
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As you may have guessed from looking at the top of this page, the House of COM column that appeared in the May 2001 issue was my last column on COM (I have already started the bidding war on eBay for that soon-to-be-collector's edition). Dedicated readers may have noticed that I haven't been using the column to write about COM per se for some time. Rather, for the past three years, my work has been shifting to encompass other software integration/component technologies, such as the Common Langua...


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