Microsoft .NET XML Web Services

Microsoft .NET XML Web Services, you will:

• Create XML Web Services using Microsoft's Visual Studio .NET
• Learn the details about emerging standards such as SOAP, WSDL, UDDI, and DISCO
• Explore Microsoft's ultimate development environment, Visual Studio .NET, and how it can be used to accelerate the creation and consumption of XML Web Services
• Discover how the .NET Framework works under the hood to hide the complexity of serializing objects, complex types, exceptions, and ADO.NET DataSets
• Create a SOAP Extension that will monitor the health of your XML Web Services
• Learn how to consume XML Web Services from the client Web Browser using Web Service Behaviors
• Read about development, deployment, and security strategies that will assist you as you develop XML Web Services for your enterprise

Contents

Introduction

1: Introducing Web Services
2: Creating a Simple Web Service with .NET SDK
3: Consuming a Simple Web Service with .NET SDK
4: Creating a Simple Web Service in Visual Studio.NET
5: Consuming a Web Service in Visual Studio.NET
6: How ASP.NET Works
7: Examining SOAP
8: Understanding WSDL
9: Understanding DISCO
10: Exceptions and Error Handling
11: Accessing ASP.NET Objects via Web Services
12: Three Methods of Calling Web Services
13: Web Service Attributes and Properties
14: Passing Complex Data Types and Structures
15: Passing ADO.NET DataSets via Web Services
16: Using the Web Services Designer in Visual Studio.NET
17: COM Interoperability and Web Services
18: Using Transactions in Web Services
19: Calling Web Services Asynchronously
20: Consuming Web Services in Office XP
21: Web Service Behaviors
22: Manipulating SOAP Headers in Web Services
23: Manipulating SOAP Messages Using XML Attributes
24: Using SOAP Extensions
25: Understanding UDDI
26: Configuring, Deploying, and Securing Web Services
27: Introducing .NET My Services

A: SOAP, Web Services, and .NET Links on the Internet

Index