.NET Web Services: Architecture and Implementation

At times, you may need features beyond those available in the .NET Web service infrastructure. For example, you may need compression or encryption of the...

SOAP Extensions are classes that derive from the System.Web.Services. Protocols.SoapExtension base class. A class that derives from this base class will do the work at...

Sometimes, you will want the WSDL file created for your service to indicate that it will be modified by the SOAP extension running on it....

At times, you may need to do some specific things to the underlying transport involved in the client side of the request from a Web...

Every now and then, you will have some difficult task for which even SOAP extensions won't work. For example, you may need to filter out...

In the second half of 2002, Microsoft released an add-on SDK for implementing GXA protocols with .NET Web services. This kit was called the Web...

The extensibility of Web services through the .NET Framework and ASP.NET Web services contributes to the power and dynamic nature of Web services—and is yet...