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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 this type of ....
Than a human.
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I ask this question in anticipation as part of a project. I have experience of developing and consuming web services in the past and am au fait with those. However I have been told that as part of this next project I will need to use "secure" web services...
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Check out these guide lines on MSDN
Exising ASMX Web Service can be secured using Web Services.
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Hello. I'm rewriting an LOB application whose architecture is like this:
Silverlight && Windows Mobile -> WCF -> Entity Framework -> Database.
The mobile app was supposed to be able to do certain things as the silverlight app. What benefits would...
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By employing some clever code generation .NET RIA Services makes Silverlight development in the same way that....
Silverlight is running assemblies with the server side.
NET RIA Services was created for Silverlight that runs in the browser.
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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.
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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I'm currently in the process of creating a Silverlight 3 data driven application. To access the database, 2 common approaches are used: RIA Services and ADO.NET Data Services. Does anyone have any guidance on when/why to choose each approach? Here is ...
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With RIA services....
However, with ADO.NET data services and all other REST services you get no easy to see API within with.
Over the wire, ADO.NET data services and RIA services are very similar (they are both REST based).
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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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What is the best way to confirm that these consumed services are actually up and running before I actually try to invoke its operation contracts? I want to do this so that I can gracefully display some message to the customer to give him/her a more pleasant...
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I created....
If you're following SO services.
If you're in control of the services get a status back if the parent service is unable to use it's child services.
And it was simple exception handling around the service calls.
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I am using Apache Felix and its Declarative Services (SCR) to wire the service dependencies between bundles.
For example, if I need access to a java.util.Dictionary I can say the following to have SCR provide one:
/** * @scr.reference name=properties ...
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So,....
The target attribute is an LDAP filter, which matches against the service properties.
In Felix world, where annotations can be used, I don't know what is the equivalent .
In standard DS, you can use target attribute of the reference element .
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I noticed a new web service today called a Dead man's switch , which dispatches email in the event that you don't respond to periodic "pings" that prove you're still alive. But it occurred to me that I might outlive the person or organization that pays...
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:)
The bank account must....
I like it.
Interesting thought though.
Why do I have the feeling you're the kind of guy who will bring about humanity's demise by letting loose the robots with deadly AI.. .
I think you've been watching too many sci-fi movies.
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For a project I have to implement a communication between a database hosted on a web server and several clients out there in the internet. After reading a bit and watching a few introductory videos about possible (Microsoft) technologies I figured out...
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Both use WCF as their basic technology - so learning from databases onto outside clients, I think WCF... .
So this leaves options 1 (straight WCF) and 3 (ADO.NET Data Services - renamed WCF Data Services recently).
It's been replaced by WCF.
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