 XML Web Services with ASP.NET
ISBN: 978-0-7645-4829-1
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May 2002
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Preface.
Acknowledgements.
Part I: The .NET Framework.
Chapter 1: The .NET Foundation.
Chapter 2: The Technologies of .NET.
Part II: The Basics of XML Web Services
Chapter 3: Introduction to XML Web Services.
Chapter 4: Building a Simple XML Web Service
Chapter 5: Consuming XML Web Services.
Part III: Building XML Web Services.
Chapter 6: XML Web Services Architecture.
Chapter 7: The Visual Part of XML Web Services.
Chapter 8: State Management.
Chapter 9: Proxies.
Part IV: XML Web Services Description and Discovery
Chapter 10: WSDL.
Chapter 11: UDDI.
Chapter 12: Disco.
Part V: All About SOAP.
Chapter 13: SOAP.
Chapter 14: Advanced SOAP.
Chapter 15: Global XML Web Services Architecture.
Part VI: Security.
Chapter 16: General Security Issues.
Chapter 17: Advanced Security.
Part VII: ADO.NET and XML Web Services
Chapter 18: Working with ADO.NET.
Chapter 19: XML Web Services and ADO.NET.
Part VIII: Advanced XML Web Services.
Chapter 20: Error and Exception Handling.
Chapter 21: Configuration and Optimization.
Chapter 22: Advanced Issues in XML Web Services.
Chapter 23: Screen Scraping.
Part IX: .NET My Services and .NET Remoting
Chapter 24: .NET My Services.
Chapter 25: .NET Remoting: An Alternative to XML Web Services.
Chapter 26: In Conclusion.
Appendix A: XML Web Services Classes.
Appendix B: XML Primer.
Appendix C: XSD Primer.
Appendix D: Bill Evjen's .NET Resources.
Index.
Acknowledgements.
Part I: The .NET Framework.
Chapter 1: The .NET Foundation.
Chapter 2: The Technologies of .NET.
Part II: The Basics of XML Web Services
Chapter 3: Introduction to XML Web Services.
Chapter 4: Building a Simple XML Web Service
Chapter 5: Consuming XML Web Services.
Part III: Building XML Web Services.
Chapter 6: XML Web Services Architecture.
Chapter 7: The Visual Part of XML Web Services.
Chapter 8: State Management.
Chapter 9: Proxies.
Part IV: XML Web Services Description and Discovery
Chapter 10: WSDL.
Chapter 11: UDDI.
Chapter 12: Disco.
Part V: All About SOAP.
Chapter 13: SOAP.
Chapter 14: Advanced SOAP.
Chapter 15: Global XML Web Services Architecture.
Part VI: Security.
Chapter 16: General Security Issues.
Chapter 17: Advanced Security.
Part VII: ADO.NET and XML Web Services
Chapter 18: Working with ADO.NET.
Chapter 19: XML Web Services and ADO.NET.
Part VIII: Advanced XML Web Services.
Chapter 20: Error and Exception Handling.
Chapter 21: Configuration and Optimization.
Chapter 22: Advanced Issues in XML Web Services.
Chapter 23: Screen Scraping.
Part IX: .NET My Services and .NET Remoting
Chapter 24: .NET My Services.
Chapter 25: .NET Remoting: An Alternative to XML Web Services.
Chapter 26: In Conclusion.
Appendix A: XML Web Services Classes.
Appendix B: XML Primer.
Appendix C: XSD Primer.
Appendix D: Bill Evjen's .NET Resources.
Index.
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