Introduction to the Live Search API
Have you ever wanted to implement search capabilities on your own Web site but didn't want to implement the logic and deal with issues such as storage and indexing?The Live Search team now offers two different ways to utilize Search on your site: using the Live Search Box or using the Windows Live Search API.
Service Station: Web Service Software Factory Modeling Edition
Web Service Software Factory: Modeling Edition is a collection of resources for modeling and building Web services for Windows Communication Foundation and ASMX.
digg API.NET - C# Implementation of digg Web Services
A C# Library Interface For the Digg.com API
Caching Data with a Web Service in Enterprise Library
The Caching Application Block's provider mechanism lets you create a custom provider that stores cached data anywhere you want. It was this that made me wonder if it was possible to cache data within or through a web service, which would allow the provider to cache its data almost anywhere—remotely or locally—without having to write specific code that is directly integrated within Enterprise Library.
The principle is simple enough. Instead of having the backing store provider within the Caching Application Block interact directly with the backing store (the usual approach, as implemented in the Isolated Storage provider and Database provider), the backing store provider simply packages up the data and sends it to a web service..
GPS Tracer Extension: storing the path on SQL2005 via Web Services
In this article we want to add a simple extension to the project seen in the CodeProject article "A GPS tracer application for Windows Mobile CE 5". We want to create a Web Service which can be invoked by the mobile application to store, on a remote SQL2005 Data Base, the path followed by different GPS devices. The easiest and fastest way to achieve this result is represented by the Web Service Software Factory (next WSSF for short). This strategy is, at the same time, the best way to build higher quality service using well known pattern and practices...
Extreme ASP.NET: Web Client Software Factory
The Web Service Software Factory is designed to provide guidance and enhanced tools for building Web services using ASMX or WCF.
Assembly-based webservice and Javascript proxy using reflection
ASP.Net and Ajax Webservices, not from a .asmx file, but from a compiled assembly with a little bit of reflection
Using Soap Extensions to provide progress notification for Web Service calls
The purpose of this article is to show how to get progress notifications as data is sent and received from a web server during web service calls. This will be achieved by using a simple Soap Extension.
Dynamic Discovery and Invocation of Web services
How invocation of web services Without use add/Web reference
Web Service Authentication
A simple mechanism to authenticate users to a WebService.
