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Author: Pranish Kumar and Bogdan Crivat
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SOAP opens up a new world of Web Services, letting you make function calls across a network or the Internet. But this flexibility creates new problems when your app needs to wait for calls to return from halfway around the world. What you need is an asynchronous SOAP client that takes advantage of threading to continue execution while waiting for calls over the wire. This article covers the basics of building such a client with ATL....
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ASP.NET Web Service written in C# to grab a picture from a webcam using DIME specification.
This project presents a new approach of sending binary data through the wire using Direct Internet Message Encapsulation. You may download the 'DIME and DimeSoapExtension Sample' from Microsoft MSDN web site....
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Author: MSDN
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This step-by-step article shows you how to write a simple Web service, called MathService, that exposes methods for adding, subtracting, dividing, and multiplying two numbers....
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Author: Carl Nolan
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Recently Microsoft introduced a new platform for building integrated applications, the Microsoft® .NET Framework. This .NET Framework allows one to quickly build and deploy Web services and applications, in any programming language. This language neutral Framework is made possible due to the Microsoft Intermediate Language and JIT compiler. Along with the .NET Framework has come a new programming language, C# (pronounced C Sharp). C# is a simple, modern, object oriented, and type-safe programmin...
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Author: Ravi Kumar raja
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The MapPoint technology by Microsoft provides a programmable web service, used by enterprises and independent software developers to integrate location-based services such as maps, driving directions and proximity searches into software applications and business processes....
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Author: CodeProject
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ASP.NET Web Service written in C# to grab a picture from a webcam.
C# Webcam is a port to ASP.NET and C# of the C++ ATL Web Service. It demonstrates the ease of use of C# and ASP.NET to build Web Services compared to ATL Server Web Service.
The project is still based on the Webcam COM component developed in the C++ ATL Web Service. .NET COM Interop is used to import it in the C# project....
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Author: Nick Parker
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Unless you are a biblically familiar with COM, prior to .NET creating applications that were written in multiply languages was quite the chore. XML based Web Services are becoming a very popular method to transfer information between distributed systems, even thought web services themselves have been around well before the .NET Framework was introduced. The .NET Framework allows us to quickly develop web services even when multiple languages are introduced to the formula. The purpose of this art...
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Author: Ehsan Golkar
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Generally when we use web service, at first we should add it in the web reference and then call its methods statically .despite it has a high speed, it isn't much flexible.
In order to do dynamically by dynamic invocation web service, it has a very good flexibility. For example, the source of programs will be compiled once,
We can use any web service that we need,We can watch all of the web service's methods and parameters, Automatic assignment methods and parameters.
Genera...
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Author: aleksisa
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Recently, I created a mobile application-Siccolo that allows me to manage SQL Servers by using Web services hosted on public domain (see more information here about how to develop a mobile management tool). As part of a management tool, I needed to show some information about the selected NT Service, such as path to a service executable....
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Author: Boaz Davidoff
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While doing a code review for a friend of mine, I came across an interesting technique for getting a web service to “push” an event or message back to the client when something occurs. We all know that the HTTP is a request/response protocol. The client makes a request, a socket is opened, the server allocates a thread for the request, the request is processed, the results are returned, and the socket is closed....
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Author: Parag.Gadkari
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There are various examples of ReST available on the net like Web-Services for .NET/C#, but none of them provide a simple .NETish framework. For example, how easy is it to create a Web-Service by just deriving from a class and annotating methods as exposed for the web? This article provides a small framework for ReST based Web-Services primarily targeted for .NET versions 3.5 and older....
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Author: Debdatta Dey
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This article demonstrates a simple way to create web controls that can be shared across multiple web applications and whose properties can be changed at run time based upon specific business conditions/rules....
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Author: maharishi_b
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Every organization has got its own controls for faster development of software. My organization has a standard way for displaying information, errors and warnings on the Web application. So I thought why not make it into a control so that different projects can use the same control and have full control on the look and feel to make it gel into the project UI. Though I have been working on C# components for the past two years this was the first opportunity to develop a custom control for the UI d...
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Author: Chris Peiris
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Because a proxy object is the basic concept of a Web service invocation, your first step in creating a Web service client is to create a proxy object. Then you can use multiple platforms (Web browsers, WAP clients, PDAs, and SOAP clients) to extract data from the it....
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Author: wimdows
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The purpose of this article is to give C# developers an overview of XML Web Services and related technologies. In this article we will learn the main building blocks of Web Services and in the end we will create a simple Web Service using Visual Studio.NET in C#.
This tutorial is for beginners to the C# language, .NET and XML Web Services....
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Author: Jeff Prosise
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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 methods—functions that can be called over the Internet to interested clients......
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