Showing posts with label learn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label learn. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 28, 2012

WEB Service

Hai,

I dont know much about the web service if you know tell me any website
to learn web service or you tell me

1) What is Web service?
2) why WEB Service?
3) Give one example with code behind VB

Thanks,

Regards
PRABHU ANBAZHABANprabhu A wrote:

Quote:

Originally Posted by

Hai,
>
I dont know much about the web service if you know tell me any website
to learn web service or you tell me
>
1) What is Web service?
2) why WEB Service?
3) Give one example with code behind VB
>
Thanks,
>
Regards
PRABHU ANBAZHABAN


Hi,

here is two link
http://msdn.microsoft.com/webservic...ng/default.aspx
http://msdn.microsoft.com/webservic...ng/default.aspx
Hope its might help

Masudur
Kaz Software Ltd
www.kaz.com.bd

WEB Service

Hai,
I dont know much about the web service if you know tell me any website
to learn web service or you tell me
1) What is Web service?
2) why WEB Service?
3) Give one example with code behind VB
Thanks,
Regards
PRABHU ANBAZHABANprabhu A wrote:
> Hai,
> I dont know much about the web service if you know tell me any website
> to learn web service or you tell me
> 1) What is Web service?
> 2) why WEB Service?
> 3) Give one example with code behind VB
> Thanks,
> Regards
> PRABHU ANBAZHABAN
Hi,
here is two link
http://msdn.microsoft.com/webservic...ng/default.aspx
http://msdn.microsoft.com/webservic...ng/default.aspx
Hope its might help
Masudur
Kaz Software Ltd
www.kaz.com.bd

Saturday, March 24, 2012

Web Service Parameters Lost

Hello,

I am trying to learn about web services. I was able to get a working
VS 2005 web service and VS 2005 web service consumer application to
communicate. The service would return the passed in string parameter
and "Hello World", thus printing "myteststring Hello Word"

When I tried to use a Delphi 2006 win32 web service consumer for the
same service, the parameters were lost and it just returned "Hello
World". I first thought that there was something wrong with my Delphi
client, but when I tried to use another service made from .NET it
worked fine. Now I am thinking that my web service is at fault.

0. How should I begin troubleshooting this setup?
1. Is there a setting in VS/Delphi that could affect parameter
passing
2. How can I capture the SOAP requests into/outof the web service to
examine what is different between the clients

Thanks,

BryanHi,

hinsbr@.cableone.net wrote:
> Hello,
> I am trying to learn about web services. I was able to get a working
> VS 2005 web service and VS 2005 web service consumer application to
> communicate. The service would return the passed in string parameter
> and "Hello World", thus printing "myteststring Hello Word"
> When I tried to use a Delphi 2006 win32 web service consumer for the
> same service, the parameters were lost and it just returned "Hello
> World". I first thought that there was something wrong with my Delphi
> client, but when I tried to use another service made from .NET it
> worked fine. Now I am thinking that my web service is at fault.
> 0. How should I begin troubleshooting this setup?
> 1. Is there a setting in VS/Delphi that could affect parameter
> passing
> 2. How can I capture the SOAP requests into/outof the web service to
> examine what is different between the clients
> Thanks,
> Bryan

Disclaimer: All information here is valid in the Framework 1.1, I am not
sure if it changed in 2.0.

In my experience, a typical case where parameters get lost is that you
use a RPC SOAP request with a Document SOAP Web Method, or the opposite.
SOAP comes in two flavours, RPC and Document. To enable a RPC Web
Method, you need the decoration attribute:

[SoapRpcMethod]

before the method declaration (where you place the [WebMethod]
attribute). Per default, web methods work in document mode in Visual Studio.

To debug the setup, a good idea is to observe the HTTP request/response,
where you should see the SOAP XML content. To do this, I use TCP Trace.
It's not very complicated to use, but you need to change the destination
port of your web service request, for example to 8080. Please refer to
TCP Trace documentation at
http://www.pocketsoap.com/tcpTrace/

This should help you to get on track.

Greetings,
Laurent

Web Service Parameters Lost

Hello,
I am trying to learn about web services. I was able to get a working
VS 2005 web service and VS 2005 web service consumer application to
communicate. The service would return the passed in string parameter
and "Hello World", thus printing "myteststring Hello Word"
When I tried to use a Delphi 2006 win32 web service consumer for the
same service, the parameters were lost and it just returned "Hello
World". I first thought that there was something wrong with my Delphi
client, but when I tried to use another service made from .NET it
worked fine. Now I am thinking that my web service is at fault.
0. How should I begin troubleshooting this setup?
1. Is there a setting in VS/Delphi that could affect parameter
passing
2. How can I capture the SOAP requests into/outof the web service to
examine what is different between the clients
Thanks,
BryanHi,
hinsbr@.cableone.net wrote:
> Hello,
> I am trying to learn about web services. I was able to get a working
> VS 2005 web service and VS 2005 web service consumer application to
> communicate. The service would return the passed in string parameter
> and "Hello World", thus printing "myteststring Hello Word"
> When I tried to use a Delphi 2006 win32 web service consumer for the
> same service, the parameters were lost and it just returned "Hello
> World". I first thought that there was something wrong with my Delphi
> client, but when I tried to use another service made from .NET it
> worked fine. Now I am thinking that my web service is at fault.
> 0. How should I begin troubleshooting this setup?
> 1. Is there a setting in VS/Delphi that could affect parameter
> passing
> 2. How can I capture the SOAP requests into/outof the web service to
> examine what is different between the clients
> Thanks,
> Bryan
Disclaimer: All information here is valid in the Framework 1.1, I am not
sure if it changed in 2.0.
In my experience, a typical case where parameters get lost is that you
use a RPC SOAP request with a Document SOAP Web Method, or the opposite.
SOAP comes in two flavours, RPC and Document. To enable a RPC Web
Method, you need the decoration attribute:
[SoapRpcMethod]
before the method declaration (where you place the [WebMethod]
attribute). Per default, web methods work in document mode in Visual Studio.
To debug the setup, a good idea is to observe the HTTP request/response,
where you should see the SOAP XML content. To do this, I use TCP Trace.
It's not very complicated to use, but you need to change the destination
port of your web service request, for example to 8080. Please refer to
TCP Trace documentation at
http://www.pocketsoap.com/tcpTrace/
This should help you to get on track.
Greetings,
Laurent

Thursday, March 22, 2012

Web Service Tutorial with Real Example

Hi.

Is there a place where I can learn about web services using ASP 2.0? Most of the .NET web services tutorials that I was able to find seem to only cover ASP 1.1

Any web service tutorial with some functional example will be really helpful.

Thanks.

http://quickstart.developerfusion.co.uk/quickstart/webservices/

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa479043.aspx


Hallo

I suggest a good starting point would be taking a look at the following websites:

http://www.webservicex.net/WCF/default.aspx

http://www.webservicelist.com/

Hope this helps!



I found Philip Miseldine's article "Use Amazon Web Services in ASP.NET" - www.sitepoint.com/article/amazon-web-services-asp-net , simple, interesting & practical. It shows how you can consume Amazon's E-Commerce Service(ECS) to query their catalog with Visual Web Developer 2005 Express.

Web Service tutorial

I gonna to learn web service with ASP.NET and C#. Please suggest any web site for implementing the web service for me...

Million Thanks..Hi Grey,

this is a nice place to start

http://www.asp.net/Tutorials/quickstart.aspx go to XML Web services section.

Regards
Ashish M Bhonkiya

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I gonna to learn web service with ASP.NET and C#. Please suggest any web site for implementing the web service for me...

Million Thanks..