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Using SoapExtension to manage sessions        
Total Hits: 90  |  Today: 0 Author: Diego Resnik       Rating:  
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When scalability is a main issue in your application, it is common to design and build a stateless solution.
Stateless design allows our application to be duplicated to several servers as the amount of users grows, load balancing could be taken to the max, plus it saves resources "wasted" on session management.
The downside is that in most applications having session identifier or other session level parameters is really convenient (sometimes even necessary)....

Secure Web Services via TCP/IP        
Total Hits: 393  |  Today: 0 Author: codeproject       Rating:  
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This Article Describes an approach for delivery of Soap Messages serialised using ASP.NET Web Client Services over TCP/IP....

Using ATL Server to Build an Asynchronous SOAP Client in Unmanaged C++        
Total Hits: 131  |  Today: 0 Author: Pranish Kumar and Bogdan Crivat       Rating:  
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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....

Capturing and Analyzing Client Transaction Metrics for .NET-Based Web Services        
Total Hits: 133  |  Today: 0 Author: Brian Connolly       Rating:  
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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....

Web Methods Make it Easy to Publish Your App's Interface over the Internet        
Total Hits: 83  |  Today: 0 Author: Paula Paul       Rating:  
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Web Services are a great way to accept and manage contributions to a public clip art library, digital music catalog, or corporate knowledge base. Since the SOAP interface to a Web method operates over HTTP, contributors can easily publish content any time, from anywhere across the Internet. However, accepting binary content and managing content metadata through SOAP over HTTP presents Web Service developers with some interesting design decisions. This article discusses three ways to enable conte...

Use Web Services Provisioning to Control Access, Usage, and Billing on Your Site        
Total Hits: 86  |  Today: 0 Author: Chandu Thota       Rating:  
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Building Web Services to provide enterprise-level solutions is only the first step. You need to take care of the infrastructure aspects of your solution as well, including provisioning, billing, security, and reporting. In this article, the author uses the .NET Framework and SQL Server 2000 to design a provisioning system that will take care of all these housekeeping tasks. He discusses the general requirements of a Web Service provisioning system, walks through the implementation, and then outl...

Authenticate .NET web service with custom SOAP Header        
Total Hits: 75  |  Today: 0 Author: Ahmed Shokr       Rating:  
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Many of us want ot secure the calls to our web services, right?

There are so many ways to do this, one of them is to use custom SOAP header.

Using this method we simply add a required SOAP header to our web services calls.

We embed the SOAP header into our message and validate its contents on the server.

If the SOAP header validation done successfully, the web server sends the web service response to the consumer....

Capturing and Analyzing Client Transaction Metrics for .NET-Based Web Services    Version: 0.00       Price: $0.00   
Total Hits: 0  |  Today: 0 Author: Brian Connolly       Rating:  
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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....

WebMethod Validation, SOAP Validation, XmlSerializer, One-way Operations, and More    Version: 0.00       Price: $0.00   
Total Hits: 5  |  Today: 0 Author: Aaron Skonnard       Rating:  
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Is it possible to turn on validation in ASP.NET WebMethods? WebMethods don't seem to validate the request message against the implied XML Schema....

Use Web Services Provisioning to Control Access, Usage, and Billing on Your Site    Version: 0.00       Price: $0.00   
Total Hits: 4  |  Today: 0 Author: Chandu Thota       Rating:  
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Building Web Services to provide enterprise-level solutions is only the first step. You need to take care of the infrastructure aspects of your solution as well, including provisioning, billing, security, and reporting. In this article, the author uses the .NET Framework and SQL Server 2000 to design a provisioning system that will take care of all these housekeeping tasks. He discusses the general requirements of a Web Service provisioning system, walks through the implementation, and then outl...

Developing SOAP Web Services with PHP/C#    Version: 0.00       Price: $0.00   
Total Hits: 12  |  Today: 0 Author: jonpreecebsc       Rating:  
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The goals of this research were:

1. Learn what a web service is.
2. Learn what SOAP is.
3. Learn how to consume PHP/SOAP web services from a PHP website and from a Windows desktop application....

How to: Expose a Contract to SOAP and Web Clients    Version: 0.00       Price: $0.00   
Total Hits: 18  |  Today: 0 Author: Microsoft Corporation       Rating:  
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By default, Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) makes endpoints available only to SOAP clients. In How to: Create a Basic WCF REST Service, an endpoint is made available to non-SOAP clients. There may be times when you want to make the same contract available both ways, as a Web endpoint and as a SOAP endpoint. This topic shows an example of how to do this....

Web Services, a simple approach        
Total Hits: 77  |  Today: 0 Author: vivekthangaswamy       Rating:  
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The main idea of this series of articles is not to make you feel as though you are learning a whole new technology altogether, but to make you realize that this new innovation is reusing existing knowledge to create a more capable and robust system in the Web world. Basically, this article is for learning what a web service is, how to create a web service in .NET, how to access the database using web services, how to populate a GridView using web services etc....

A web service as a framework for simplifying development and deployment of business functions        
Total Hits: 85  |  Today: 0 Author: Xiangyang Liu 刘向阳       Rating:  
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In the company where I work we use a lot of web services to communicate between the front-end web applications and the various back-end systems. Now, I am a little tired of creating and deploying ASP.NET web services. Don't get me wrong, I like ASP.NET as a tool for developing web services. However, almost every time our website needs enhancements I end up delivering a new ASP.NET web service....

Extract Soap Body From Soap Message        
Total Hits: 117  |  Today: 0 Author: BillyLiu       Rating:  
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To extract the soap body, the key point is to get the soap envelope prefix. The soap
prefix can be found from the first level Nodes....

Calling Web Services From Javascript - Using SOAP Client        
Total Hits: 101  |  Today: 0 Author: Gökmen BULUT       Rating:  
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This article will show you how to make a web service call using only html markup and javascript....

Using SOAP Extensions to provide progress notification for Web Service calls        
Total Hits: 114  |  Today: 0 Author: Kim Major       Rating:  
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The purpose of this article is to show how to get progress notifications as data is sent and received from a web server during web service calls. This will be achieved by using a simple SOAP Extension. I am using C# (2.0) in the article and in the attached solution. If there is demand for a VB.NET version, I'll provide one in the future. I have also stripped out some of the comments from the source code that appear inline in the article, to save some space and avoid saying a lot of things twice....

SoapMSMQ Transport        
Total Hits: 85  |  Today: 0 Author: Roman Kiss       Rating:  
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Web Services Enhancements for Microsoft .NET version 2.0 (WSE 2.0) includes a new feature - SOAP messaging. This feature enables implementation of the message driven (oriented) architecture based on the WS-* specification and minimizes its migration into the next connectivity model - Indigo. The WSE 2.0 introduces a lightweight messaging infrastructure allowing to send and receive the SoapEnvelope between the endpoint and its consumer using built-in transports such as TCP, HTTP and inproc....

Prepare a JSON Web Service and access it with JQuery        
Total Hits: 58  |  Today: 0 Author: Sohel_Rana       Rating:  
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I have tried to find out how I can return JSON formatted data from a Web Service and how I can parse data with JQuery. I needed to know how I can return JSON data from a Web Service and how I can parse the data from client-side using JQuery. I have not found so much detailed information or a full article from where a developer can start. So, I decided to write this article. When we develop an application that will communicate with a remote computer, a data format for this communication need to b...

Trace SOAP Request/Response XML with TraceExtension        
Total Hits: 128  |  Today: 0 Author: Arindam Sinha       Rating:  
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In one of my recent projects, I had to interact with one .NET Web Service (ASMX) from a Windows Desktop application. Now another java application would be accessing the same Web Service. So the java developers need a sample SOAP Request/Response XML for the Web Service. Before I start discussing on the approach of logging SOAP Request-Response XML, I would like to elaborate on same basic things Web Service referencing....


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