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• How to Hide the WSDL File or WebserviceMar 01, 2014. This article shows how to hide your web service, but before that I will tell you what the problem behind it is.
• Web Service WSDL Easily ExplainedNov 26, 2010. In this article the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) is easily explained.
• WADL vs WSDL: The Battle of Web Service DescriptorsMay 30, 2024. Explore the significance and evolution of WSDL and WADL in web service description. WSDL, tailored for SOAP-based services, contrasts with WADL, simpler and geared towards RESTful services. While WSDL enjoys broader adoption, WADL's simplicity attracts developers in REST contexts.
• How To Prepare Environment For Salesforce API Based DevelopmentAug 24, 2020. In this article, we will discuss the detailed steps on how to set up the environment for API Development in Salesforce with all prerequisites tools & permissions.
• An Overview Of Web Services In .NETSep 05, 2018. A web service is an XML-based information exchange system that creates direct interaction between the two applications over the internet or network in order to exchange data or information.
• Create ASMX Service For SharePointMar 09, 2018. Develop ASMX services for SharePoint using .NET Framework and Visual Studio. Leverage SharePoint's web services to enable SOAP-based communication, accessing SharePoint data and functionality seamlessly.
• Use Of SoapUINov 29, 2015. In this article we will learn how to make use of SoapUI to execute our WSDL.
• Web Service Method Attribute PropertiesOct 18, 2014. Web Service Method Attribute Properties define behavior and metadata for methods in web services. They encompass features like message formatting, parameter handling, and service invocation specifications, crucial for interoperability and service functionality within distributed systems.
• Technologies Behind SOAJul 07, 2014. In this article you will see few technologies in the world for SOA, like WSDL and UDDI.
• How to Connect Salesforce API With C#Jun 23, 2014. This article explains how to connect to or integrate with Salesforce with C#.
• Using the Web Services in ASP.NETJul 31, 2013. Explore the creation of Web Services with ASP.Net, their architecture, and usage. Learn about SOAP protocol, WSDL, and UDDI for service description and discovery. See how to create and consume Web Services in Windows Form applications with WebMethod attributes and proxy objects.
• How to Create a Simple Web Service and Use it in ASP.NETJul 09, 2013. Learn to create and use a web service in ASP.NET with this guide. Start by setting up a new ASP.NET project in Visual Studio, adding a web service file, and defining methods for basic arithmetic operations. Then, create a client application, add a web reference, and interact with the web service through a simple UI.
• Web Services: Part 2 (Creating a WebService)Feb 10, 2013. In this article you will learn how to create Web Services and consume them in a client application.
• Web Services: Part 1Feb 04, 2013. In this article you will learn about Web Services in detail.
• Accessing a Web Service from a Desktop in VB.NETNov 09, 2012. In this article we will study how to access a simple database driven Web Service from a Desktop application. Here I have a DbHelper class which has openconnection(), closeConnection, getDataTable, getDataset etc methods, and ConnectToDb() and getDataSet() Web methods in the Web Service.
• Service Contracts in WCFFeb 13, 2011. Service contracts describe the functional operations implemented by the service
• XML-Based ProtocolsApr 13, 2010. In this article I will explain you about XML-Based Protocols.
• Creating the Web Service Consumer Feb 11, 2010. In this article I will explain creating the Web Service Consumer.
• Chapter 32: Web Service Standards and ExtensionsFeb 07, 2008. This chapter describes two most important web service protocols: SOAP and WSDL. SOAP is an incredibly lightweight protocol for messaging. WSDL is a flexible, extensible protocol for describing web services.
• Data Integrity in Web ServicesNov 14, 2005. Web Services bring with them great possibilities and with these possibilities are some pitfalls.
• Best Approach for Designing Interoperable Web ServiceMar 15, 2005. This article will clarify and explain in detail the different Web Service Design Methodologies as defined by the Web Services Standardization Groups, clarify the terms, highlight their differences.
• Degenerated Observer and Asynchronous Web ServicesMar 20, 2003. In this article I will revisit Observer pattern and try to show how it can be modified and used to make web services to dispatch and receive notifications.
• Integrating Google Search using the Google Web ServicesNov 20, 2002. This sample shows how to integrate search into your application using the Google Web Service API.
• Musical Teacher Web ServiceMar 04, 2002. A number of people / organizations have developed web services that are available for free to use.
• Web Services between .NET, Java and MS SOAP Toolkit: Part 2Aug 24, 2001. This second article in this series dedicated to Web services comes as a sequel to the first one in which I started to tell you how you could build different kind of clients and services using MS SOAP Toolkit, Apache SOAP for Java and .NET Framework.
• Introduction to Web ServicesMay 24, 2001. A tutorial explains basics of web services followed by sample example.