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Method Overloading in WebServices
As we know that Web Service is also a class just like other classes. In web service we can overload the web methods but it is as straightforward as in class. Method overloading in the web service is little bit different.
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How to create overloaded web methods in asp.net web service?
Recently some of colleague were discussing about how to create overload methods in web service. We can’t directly create overloaded method web methods for web service. So I thought It would be great idea to write a blog post about it.
Function Overloading:
Function overloading is one of most k...
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Dynamic URL of asp.net web service with web reference
In today’s world we have so many servers like development, preproduction and production etc. and for all the server location or URL of web service will be different.But with asp.net when you add a web reference to your web application it’s create a web reference settings in web.config where you can ...
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Creating an OData service on the .NET Framework
Open Data Protocol is a web protocol for accessing information via services. It is built upon technologies such as XML and JSON. The main component for building the OData service on .NET Framework is WCF Data Service. OData service can support different data source models including ADO.NET Entity Fr...
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Slides and code from my Web.NET Europe REST and ASP.NET Web API sessio
I just returned to the hotel after attending and speaking at Web.NET Europe 2012. There were multiple sessions on ASP.NET Web API today, and I was responsible for delivering the first one of the day. Being first, and to avoid overlap with others, I tried to lay a solid foundation by focusing on the ...
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It Services Team To Begin Massive Hiring
A well-known IT services company recently announced that they would begin a massive hiring endeavor. The hiring is done in preparation for their plans for rapid expansion.
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What you get by rooting your Android phone
Rooting an android device is something that is commonly discussed by people with Android gadgets.
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Slides and code from my Tunisia REST and ASP.NET Web API session
I just returned from a four day trip to Tunisia with Euricom. Next to indulging on the sun, food and all-inclusive cocktails, getting to know each other in a less professional setting, we spent somewhere around half of our days - and this is a rather generous estimate - doing technical sessions and ...
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The 7 R's of Hypermedia
While most REST concepts are rather easy to grok, there is one concept which I found harder to understand at first: Hypermedia. Let it be that without this concept, you're missing out on an extremely important strength of REST. Hypermedia enables you to build dumb - or smart, depending on your persp...
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Supporting the OPTIONS verb in ASP.NET Web API
ASP.NET Web API controllers support only four HTTP verbs by convention: GET, PUT, POST and DELETE. The full list of existing HTTP verbs is more extensive though. One of those unsupported verbs which can be particularly useful for API discovery and documentation is the OPTIONS verb.
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Iron Foundry Adds Microsoft Service Bus Support to Cloud Foundry
Microsoft recently released a beta version of their Service Bus for Windows messaging technology, and the Iron Foundry team has now added this as an available service in Iron Foundry. The Service Bus for Windows is a scaled down version of the Service Bus product included in their Windows Azure clou...
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WSDL(Web Service Definition Language) Parser
In this post we can see how to parse a wsdl file
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Should I unit- or integration test my ASP.NET Web API services?
Similar to ASP.NET MVC, Web API allows you to create relatively small building blocks, which can replace parts of, or be added to an existing default global setup. This makes it possible for us to test each component in isolation: controllers, dependency resolvers, filters, serialization, type forma...
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Calling WebServices asynchronously
In this post we can see how to call a WebServices asynchronously
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How To Build a Twitter Backup App in DotNet
Since Twitter only allows us to pull your last 3200 Tweets, people are using many online services to archive their Tweets. However, if you are interested to do it yourself in .Net, this tutorial would be a good kickstart.