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.NET Web Services: Architecture and Implementation
| The underlying software and hardware that provide the connective tissue for the Internet represent some...
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| This chapter covers the basics of SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol) and discusses the other...
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| With the introduction of the .NET Framework, Microsoft has revolutionized how Web development takes place....
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| This chapter covers the interesting technological features in the .NET Framework and Visual Studio .NET...
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| One of the core pieces of technology in the .NET Framework is XML Serialization. This...
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| At times, you may need features beyond those available in the .NET Web service infrastructure....
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| Without standards for how to send messages, Web services wouldn't exist. Transport protocols are key...
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| If you are already comfortable with XML, then the material in this chapter may be...
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| I think it's fair to say that XML's promise was not truly fulfilled until the...
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| When it comes to building a Web service, the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) is...
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| Three things happen during the life cycle of Web service client development and deployment: The...
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| Web services are not just about remote method calls. Rather, the true value of Web...
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| Almost by definition, security is a hard-to-use feature—in contrast to Web services, which are fairly...
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| Customers of web services often request several advanced messaging features. The most requested feature, of...
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| You can design a Web service from the viewpoint of the client or from the...
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