Deploying the Web Service on the Client Machine

1. Use WSDL.EXE utility to create the Proxy Class source file in any language you have chosen and here I
use C# and command as follos!
C!"#sdl $language!C# $out!%y&ro'yClass.cs htt(!$$localhost$)S&.*E+$%yWe,Service.asm'
MyProxyClass.cs is generated
-. +hen e need to create the .NET Assembly (optional for used ,y clients!
C!"# csc $t!li,rary %y&ro'yClass.cs
.. +he a,ove command ill com(ile the source and create MyProxyClass.dll li,rary file.
!e"erences#
htt(!$$.dotnetheaven.com$U(loadfile$ra/adurai($Sim(lestaytoCreate*De(loyWe,Services0-1--001-
.--..&%$Sim(lestaytoCreate*De(loyWe,Services.as('
htt(!$$.code(ro/ect.com$23$e,services$as(e,svr.as('

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$%estions#
14hat do you mean ,y a We, service5 hat is the advantage of using a We, service5
-4hat is an WSDL5S(ecifications 56o are they generated5 6o do you generate (ro'ies from a WSDL5
.4hat is an UDDI5 Who ta7es care of registering services 8modifying and deleting them5
&s overloa'ing possible in (eb services)
9es8 We can overload e,methods in a e,service.
+here is the %essage*ame (ro(erty of a WebMetho' attri,ute: +he %essage*ame (ro(erty ena,les the X%L We,
Service to uni;uely identify overloaded methods using an alias. +he default value of this (ro(erty is the method
name8 ,ut you can change it to distinguish this overloaded method
im(lementation from others. When s(ecifying the method name8 the resulting S<)& messages ill reflect this
name instead of an actual method name.

Which attrib%te is %se' in or'er that the metho' can be %se' as WebService )
We,%ethod attri,ute has to ,e s(ecified in order that the method and (ro(erty can ,e treated as We,Service.
Can t(o 'i""erent programming lang%ages be mixe' in a single ASM* "ile)
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What is S+AP)
S<)& =Sim(le <,/ect )ccess &rotocol4 is the union of X%L and 6++&. S<)& is W.C su,mitted note that uses X%L
and 6++& to encode > transmit a((lication data.

What,s a proxy o" the server ob-ect in .NET !emoting)
It?s a fa7e co(y of the server o,/ect that resides on the client side and ,ehaves as if it as the server. It handles
the communication ,eteen real server o,/ect and the client o,/ect. +his (rocess is also 7non as marshaling.
What is .DD&)
UDDI is a (latform@inde(endent frameor7 for descri,ing services8 discovering ,usinesses8 and integrating
,usiness services ,y using the Internet.
1. UDDI stands for Universal Descri(tion8 Discovery and Integration
-. UDDI is a directory for storing in"ormation abo%t (eb services
.. UDDI is a directory of e, service interfaces descri,ed ,y WSDL
A. UDDI communicates via S<)&
B. UDDI is ,uilt into the %icrosoft .*E+ (latform

What are the consi'eration in 'eci'ing to %se .NET !emoting or ASP.NET Web Services)
!emoting is a more efficient comm%nication exchange hen you can control both en's of the a((lication
involved in the communication (rocess. We, Services (rovide an o(en@(rotocol@,ased e'change of informaion.
Web Services are ,est hen you nee' to comm%nicate (ith an external organi/ation or another
(non0.NET technology.
Seriali/ation#
SerialiCation in .*E+ allos the (rogrammer to ta7e an instance of an ob-ect and convert it into a "ormat that is
easily transmittable over the net(or18 or even store' in a 'atabase or "ile system.
2ig%re A
Serialization Formats
+here are three "ormats (rovided ,y the %icrosoft .*E+ frameor7 to hich o,/ects can ,e serialiCed. +he
formats are binary3 S+AP3 an' *M4.
+he *M4 "ormat is (roduced ,y using the System.*ml.Seriali/ation.*mlSeriali/er class. +he S<)& and ,inary
formats are (roduced ,y using classes under the System.!%ntime.Seriali/ation.2ormatters namespace.
Comparison# Which techni5%e to %se)
+he XmlSerializer can ,e used hen you need the data in the o,/ect to ,e stored in an X%L Dormat. 6oever8 this
serialiCe has the limitation that it can serialiCe only the (u,lic fields of an o,/ect.
+he SoapFormatter is ideal in scenarios here you need intero(era,ility. +his is ideal in a((lications s(anning
heterogeneous environments.
+he BinaryFormatter generates a very com(act stream hen an o,/ect is serialiCed as com(ared to the other to
techni;ues and hence is useful hen data needs to travel electronically across the ire. +his is a((ro(riate hen
the a((lications do not involve heterogeneous environments.
AJAX:
The XMLHttpRequest Object
New Features in ASP.NET 3.5
http://www.asp.net/downloads/vs2008/
ASP.NET AJAX
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