Auto Generate Web Service Proxy With Intellisense Support

submitted by coffeemate 1 year ago

it-box.blogturk.net — Here is sample bits of my work that auto generates a web service proxy into an assembly with a BuildProvider implementation. It’s a protoype, the rest could be implemented in your own way but it is surely working as it is (i won’t develop it further). Once it is built, the c# code wrapper of web service description generated and compiled into memory (infact into an assembly in asp.net temp directory), so you can use intellisense support of Visual Studio. read more...

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JSON in ASP.NET Ajax: Part 2. Calling a JSON Service from client code

published 1 year, 1 month ago, submitted by marcoanastasi 1 year, 1 month ago

geekswithblogs.net — In this follow-up we'll build upon what we learned in the previous article, and write a simple AJAX application that calls a JSON Web Service asynchronously and displays the result with a callback. We'll leverage the ASP.NET AJAX client library to avoid writing all the needed "plumbing" code and we'll see how to bridge a remote web service using a local proxy. read more...

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Convert street address to longitude and latitude via web service

published 1 year, 1 month ago, submitted by jamesewelch 1 year, 1 month ago

jamesewelch.wordpress.com — Demonstrates how to convert a street address to a geographic position in longitude and latitude coordinates by using a free REST web service provided by GeoCoder.us. Web service only works for addresses within the United States due to the source (US census) data. read more...

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Video: Creating Web Services with the .NET Framework

weblogs.asp.net — The video discusses how to create a Web Service from scratch using the .NET framework and also discusses some of the pros and cons that you should know about. read more...

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