Sams Teach Yourself .NET XML Web Services in 24 Hours
Published on 8. January 2002
Book
Paperback/Softback
456 pages
978-0-672-32330-0 (ISBN)
Description
Sams Teach yourself .NET XML Web Services in 24 Hours takes a straightforward approach to teaching the hows and whys of XML Web Services and builds upon the skills learned in each successive chapter. The intent is to give readers a competitive edge in creating new and innovative software solutions before the competition has even heard of them. It includes coverage of XML, XSD, WSDL, SOAP, UDDI, and DISCO and ASP.NET. The examples in the book will be given in both C# and VB.NET.
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Sams Teach Yourself .NET XMLWeb Services in 24 HoursAbout the Authors
Mark Augustyniak is currently a solutions consultant with SDC Information Services, Inc. in Buffalo, NY where he specializes in Internet applications development. Mark received a degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Buffalo and has been working in the industry for the past seven years. His clients include Corning, Fisher-Price, and General Motors. Mark can be reached at Superior_Mark@hotmail.com
Chris Payne has had a passion for computers and writing since a youngage. He holds a bachelors of science degree in biomedical engineering fromBoston University. Chris supported himself through college by working as anindependent consultant and by writing technical articles focused on Webdevelopment. Currently making his home in Orlando, Florida, with his wife, Eva,Chris is working as a Web developer and continuing his career as an author ofboth technical and fictional material.
(c) Copyright Pearson Education. All rights reserved.
Mark Augustyniak is currently a solutions consultant with SDC Information Services, Inc. in Buffalo, NY where he specializes in Internet applications development. Mark received a degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Buffalo and has been working in the industry for the past seven years. His clients include Corning, Fisher-Price, and General Motors. Mark can be reached at Superior_Mark@hotmail.com
Chris Payne has had a passion for computers and writing since a youngage. He holds a bachelors of science degree in biomedical engineering fromBoston University. Chris supported himself through college by working as anindependent consultant and by writing technical articles focused on Webdevelopment. Currently making his home in Orlando, Florida, with his wife, Eva,Chris is working as a Web developer and continuing his career as an author ofboth technical and fictional material.
(c) Copyright Pearson Education. All rights reserved.
Content
(NOTE: Each chapter concludes with a Summary, Questions & Answers, and a Workshop.)
Introduction.
I. CORE CONCEPTS.
Hour 1. What Are XML Web Services and How Do They Fit into the .NET Framework?
What Are XML Web Services? When Are XML Web Services Appropriate? Using the .NET Framework to Create XML Web Services. Hailstorm: An XML Web Services Example.
2. An XML Primer.
What Is XML? XML Document Structure. Validate XML Documents. XML's Role in XML Web Services.
Hour 3. Defining XML Web Service Operations with WSDL.
What Is WSDL? Services Defined in WSDL. Defining Ports. Bindings in WSDL. Messages. Types.
Hour 4. Remote Procedure Calls with SOAP.
What Is SOAP? What's in SOAP? Representing Data with SOAP. A Simple SOAP Application.
Hour 5. Finding XML Web Services with UDDI and DISCO.
Finding an XML Web Service. Using UDDI. Using DISCO. Using the Service Description.
II. BUILDING AN XML WEB SERVICE.
Hour 6. Visual Studios Environment or Server Setup.
Visual Studio.NET. Using Visual Studio.NET. Building a Service with VisualStudio.NET. Building a Client with VisualStudio.NET.
Hour 7. Building the Four Function Calculator.
Designing the Service. Creating the Service. Adding Classes to an XML Web Service. Adding the Four-Function Calculator Code. Building the Service. Running the Service. Creating an XML Web Service Contract. Creating the Four-Function Calculator in ASP.
Hour 8. Windows Client for the Four Function Calculator.
Creating a Client Application. Building a Proxy Class with WSDL.exe.
Hour 9. Web Clients for the Four Function Calculator.
Accessing XML Web Services via httpGet and httpPost. XML Web Service Behavior.
III. DATA IN XML WEB SERVICE.
Hour 10. Data Types in XML Web Services.
Data Types in .NET. Handling Primitive Data Types. Passing Arrays of Primitive Data Types. Working with Enumerations. Returning Classes. Passing Arguments.
Hour 11. Working with Data in XML Web Services.
Using ADO in .NET.
Hour 12. Passing DataSets from XML Web Services.
ADO.NET in XML Web Services. Returning a DataSet from an XML Web Service. Returning the DataSet as an XML Document. Using DataSets as Function Arguments. Adding Additional Functions to Your Data Enabled XML Web Service.
Hour 13. Consuming DataSets in XML Web Services.
Building Clients for XML Web Service Returned DataSets. Binding DataSets to the DataGrid Control.
Hour 14. XML in Web Services.
Using DataSet Objects to Handle XML Data. Handling XML with .NET's XML Object Set.
IV. WEB SERVICES IN-DEPTH.
Hour 15. Using ASP.NET Intrinsics.
Session Object. Application Object. Server Object. HttpContext Object.
Hour 16. The XML Web Services Namespace/Web Method.
WebMethod Attribute. Configuring Your Service with WebService Attributes.
Hour 17. XML Web Service Events (Global.ASA).
What Does the Global.asax DO?
Hour 18. Security and the SOAP Toolkit.
What Is Security? Security Basics. Securing the Server through IIS. Accessing Secure Services.
Hour 19. Asynchronous Operations.
Asynchronous Operations in XML Web Services. A Web Service to Call Asynchronously. Building a Client Application That Utilizes Asynchronous Calls.
Hour 20. Debugging Your XML Web Services.
Tracking XML Web Service Errors. Writing Events to the Event Log.
Hour 21. Error Handling in XML Web Services.
Error Handling.
Hour 22. Publishing an XML Web Service.
Deploying Your Service on Your Development Machine. Creating a DISCO Document. Registering with UDDI. Configuring an XML Web Service.
V. THE QUOTE SERVER (USING WHAT YOU HAVE LEARNED)
Hour 23. Building the Quote Server XML Web Service.
QuoteServer-A Fully Functional XML Web Service. Loading QuoteServer with Relational Data. Returning Historical Quotes. Revising QuoteServer-Adding New Functionality.
Hour 24. Quote Server Clients.
ASP Clients for the QuoteServer XML Web Service. Windows Clients for the QuoteServer XML Web Service. Calling an XML Web Service from an XML Web Service.
Index.
Introduction.
I. CORE CONCEPTS.
Hour 1. What Are XML Web Services and How Do They Fit into the .NET Framework?
What Are XML Web Services? When Are XML Web Services Appropriate? Using the .NET Framework to Create XML Web Services. Hailstorm: An XML Web Services Example.
2. An XML Primer.
What Is XML? XML Document Structure. Validate XML Documents. XML's Role in XML Web Services.
Hour 3. Defining XML Web Service Operations with WSDL.
What Is WSDL? Services Defined in WSDL. Defining Ports. Bindings in WSDL. Messages. Types.
Hour 4. Remote Procedure Calls with SOAP.
What Is SOAP? What's in SOAP? Representing Data with SOAP. A Simple SOAP Application.
Hour 5. Finding XML Web Services with UDDI and DISCO.
Finding an XML Web Service. Using UDDI. Using DISCO. Using the Service Description.
II. BUILDING AN XML WEB SERVICE.
Hour 6. Visual Studios Environment or Server Setup.
Visual Studio.NET. Using Visual Studio.NET. Building a Service with VisualStudio.NET. Building a Client with VisualStudio.NET.
Hour 7. Building the Four Function Calculator.
Designing the Service. Creating the Service. Adding Classes to an XML Web Service. Adding the Four-Function Calculator Code. Building the Service. Running the Service. Creating an XML Web Service Contract. Creating the Four-Function Calculator in ASP.
Hour 8. Windows Client for the Four Function Calculator.
Creating a Client Application. Building a Proxy Class with WSDL.exe.
Hour 9. Web Clients for the Four Function Calculator.
Accessing XML Web Services via httpGet and httpPost. XML Web Service Behavior.
III. DATA IN XML WEB SERVICE.
Hour 10. Data Types in XML Web Services.
Data Types in .NET. Handling Primitive Data Types. Passing Arrays of Primitive Data Types. Working with Enumerations. Returning Classes. Passing Arguments.
Hour 11. Working with Data in XML Web Services.
Using ADO in .NET.
Hour 12. Passing DataSets from XML Web Services.
ADO.NET in XML Web Services. Returning a DataSet from an XML Web Service. Returning the DataSet as an XML Document. Using DataSets as Function Arguments. Adding Additional Functions to Your Data Enabled XML Web Service.
Hour 13. Consuming DataSets in XML Web Services.
Building Clients for XML Web Service Returned DataSets. Binding DataSets to the DataGrid Control.
Hour 14. XML in Web Services.
Using DataSet Objects to Handle XML Data. Handling XML with .NET's XML Object Set.
IV. WEB SERVICES IN-DEPTH.
Hour 15. Using ASP.NET Intrinsics.
Session Object. Application Object. Server Object. HttpContext Object.
Hour 16. The XML Web Services Namespace/Web Method.
WebMethod Attribute. Configuring Your Service with WebService Attributes.
Hour 17. XML Web Service Events (Global.ASA).
What Does the Global.asax DO?
Hour 18. Security and the SOAP Toolkit.
What Is Security? Security Basics. Securing the Server through IIS. Accessing Secure Services.
Hour 19. Asynchronous Operations.
Asynchronous Operations in XML Web Services. A Web Service to Call Asynchronously. Building a Client Application That Utilizes Asynchronous Calls.
Hour 20. Debugging Your XML Web Services.
Tracking XML Web Service Errors. Writing Events to the Event Log.
Hour 21. Error Handling in XML Web Services.
Error Handling.
Hour 22. Publishing an XML Web Service.
Deploying Your Service on Your Development Machine. Creating a DISCO Document. Registering with UDDI. Configuring an XML Web Service.
V. THE QUOTE SERVER (USING WHAT YOU HAVE LEARNED)
Hour 23. Building the Quote Server XML Web Service.
QuoteServer-A Fully Functional XML Web Service. Loading QuoteServer with Relational Data. Returning Historical Quotes. Revising QuoteServer-Adding New Functionality.
Hour 24. Quote Server Clients.
ASP Clients for the QuoteServer XML Web Service. Windows Clients for the QuoteServer XML Web Service. Calling an XML Web Service from an XML Web Service.
Index.