BUILD A Visual Studio .NET C# MS Search Webservice With VB 6.0 COM Interop
This article will create a "Screen Scraper" DOT NET Webservice in C# that allows the user to enter any search term, choose the number of days back to search (3,7,15,or 30 days) and it will go out to the Microsoft Search Site facility, grab the results, and parse them into a SOAP return call containing all the URLs and associated link titles for display.
Calling .Net Web Services for Data Access from Visual FoxPro
Find out how to create a .Net Web Service that serves up data in a variety of ways, then see how to consume this data with Visual FoxPro. .Net Web Services are easy to develop, debug and deploy, but consuming the data, especially with Visual FoxPro is not always as straight forward as you think. This article discusses how to pass complex data between .Net Web Services and Visual FoxPro and provides several tools to facilitate and standardize the process of building solid Web Service clients for your applications.
Creating Web Services with .NET and Visual Studio.NET
Find out how Web Services work and are created in the .Net framework. This article introduces the concepts of Web Services, the technology and then demonstrates how Web Services are created and consumed via several examples. Source code available for download.
HOW TO: Write a Simple Web Service
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.
Inside the WSDL & Web Services
At the end of the day when the dust settles, there will be only
a handful of Web Service Providers on the internet and most of
us will remain as "consumers". We can better utilize Web
Services only when we understand the "Contract" of the
services. So ...
Passing data over .Net Web Services
This article is a continuation of the introductory Web Services article and expands with specific examples of passing ADO.NET DataSet objects over Web Services to be consumed in a Windows Form application. The article discusses the DataSet object in some detail and delves into how data is consumed and displayed in the Windows Form environment along with a number of related issues such as security.
Update Server Data Through a Web Service by Using ADO.NET
This step-by-step article demonstrates how to use a Web service to receive and to update data from a database by using a DataSet object. This article also demonstrates how to reference the Web service in a client application and how to display the returned DataSet in a DataGrid control so that you can update that data and send the updates back to the server.
Web Services: SOAP Interoperability
The growing number of SOAP implementations is concrete proof of the real boom being enjoyed, in recent months, by Web Services based on this protocol. And each of the implementations has its own objects, methods, environments, and deployment. Read this article to learn if SOAP keeps the promise of interoperability.
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