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I consider there to be a distinct difference between "Web Services" and "web services" and find myself referring to the latter as "lower case web services".
I'd loosely list the differences as:
"Web Services"
most conforming to the W3C definition based...
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I've seen the distinction used where "Web Services" is used to indicate SOAP-based services and "web services" to indicate either non-SOAP services and/or any type of web-based service....
Than a human.
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What is web services(Rmi,ejb,soap)? what is different between web services and web application? Is possible to implement web services in web application?
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That "speaks" web services can use it's own syntax to interface with the service (thus making it crossA web service is a way to transmit/expose information in such a way that a Web Service client it wants....
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I just wanna learn why I can't static web methods in web services ? Why is it restricted ?
Can some body give me concise explanation of this.
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It's meant to be a class that you created for the purpose of exposing ....
I can only guess why that happens to be used as a web service.
Of the web service class will be created, and then an instance method will be called.
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I have a website, unpublished, it contains a web service that is written in .net. The rest of the website uses asp.net. I want to host the website in IIS. Anyone knows a good web hosting company that supports the above techniques? Most of them don't say...
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A port of the day ASP.NET....
Unless you're trying to listen on a non-standard port (i.e .
DiscountASP.Net allows the use of web services and IIS
Pretty much all ASP.NET web hosters will support ASP.NET SOAP web services.
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I've inherited this really weird codebase where they've built an external web service over a bunch of internal web services just to add authentication/authorization using WS-Security , WS-Encryption , et al. Less than a month into this engagement, I'm...
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I almost cried when the team took months to build 4 web services, 2 of which simplyI have seen similar implementations if you are exposing the services to the outside world.
One year ago.
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I have an InfoPath web form deployed on SharePoint. It has Full Trust, uses web services to obtain data, and some pieces of code to generate filled rows in the form. The web services are custom web services deployed on the same web application on the ...
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Since it is a web form it is ok to create connections....
Replaces the domain part of the connection URL with according to the current zone .
Or it can be another Sharepoint application) with a different domain where I deployed web services.
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I have a need to pass a custom object to a remote web service. I have read that it may be necessary to implement ISerializable, but I've done that and I'm encountering difficulties. What is the proper way in C# to pass a custom object to a web service...
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However, if you are talking about really custom objects.
XML-serialization with XML Web Services.
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Could someone please direct me to some good documentation or feedback here on what are best practices for implementing web services in an application that handles different concerns? For example, should I create different services, one that handles security...
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Updating services would also be a slightly easier task because you're....
I think there is a tendency among publicly available services to just dump everything into one your client doesn't need to be inheriting functionality it may not need.
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Hi there,
i have been reading a little about REST services and i would love to know more.
I wonder if anyone can confirm, currently we have a wcf web service (ending in .svc) and we have many clients accessing (i.e. form linux, max and PC) ...
if i was...
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The "normal" WCF services using NetTcpBinding.
Well, the two world are really SOAP vs.
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Our company currently has a web site which is deployed in Windows 2000 OS, which means that we could only install .NET 2.0 on that machine. Upgrading the Webserver OS is out of the question, since this web server also hosts other web applications in our...
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I did this a fair bit of time ago.
With all SOAP 1.1 clients, including "Add Web Reference".
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