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Programming Microsoft .NET XML Web Services
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With this guide, the authors set an ambitious course to help professional programmers
understand the architecture of XML Web services and implement the right solutions
by creating and consuming best-of-breed XML Web services. The book provides a
hands-on exploration of how to design, build, and use XML Web services to help
developers break new ground with their Web applications. Topics covered include
generic Web services, Microsoft ASP.NET-based Web services, the Simple Object
Application Protocol (SOAP), Microsoft ADO.NET, .NET Remoting, and more.
Positioning Statement:
The comprehensive resource for any developer who wants to create great solutions
based on XML Web services
Key Book Benefits:
· Helps professional programmers understand the architecture of XML Web
services and implement the right solutions by creating and consuming best-of-breed
XML Web services
· Provides a hands-on exploration of how to design, build, and use XML
Web services to help developers break new ground with their Web applications
· Topics covered include generic Web services, ASP.NET-based Web services,
the Simple Object Application Protocol (SOAP), ADO.NET, .NET Remoting, and more
Target Audience:
Professional developers
About the Technology:
XML Web services are built on a variety of industry standards and the .NET Framework.
The various standards are controlled by such organizations as the WS-I, OASIS,
and W3C. This book will address the key standards available at the time of publication
and provide descriptions about what the future likely holds.
The .NET Framework is the infrastructure for the overall .NET Platform. The
common language runtime and class libraries (including ASP.NET, Windows®
Forms, and ADO.NET) combine to provide services and solutions that can be easily
integrated within and across a variety of systems. The .NET Framework provides
a fully managed, protected, and feature-rich application execution environment,
simplified development and deployment, and seamless integration with a wide
variety of languages.
About the Author(s):
Damien Foggon is technical director for Thing-E Ltd., a company specializing
in Web development. He was responsible for the development of several ASP Web
sites (e-commerce, community) and is now in the process of moving many of these
to ASP.NET. Though this is his first book, he has been a technical reviewer
for numerous Wrox books (covering ASP, Microsoft Visual Basic, C#, Visual Basic
.NET, SQL, JavaScript, HTML, and DHTML). He is in the process of building his
own Web site.
Daniel Maharry is the coauthor of many Wrox ASP/ASP.NET, HTML, JavaScript,
XML, and Curl books and the editor of titles containing e-commerce information
and case studies.
Chris Ullman is the coauthor of many Wrox ASP/ASP.NET, HTML, JavaScript, PHP,
Curl, and Cold Fusion books and the lead author of the best-seller Beginning
ASP 3.0. He was also the editor of Beginning E-Commerce. Chris helped build
and implement the P2P Wrox Web site-initially completely on his own. He has
real-world experience creating database applications for firms not associated
with Wrox, and he is currently self-employed as a consultant. He runs two of
his own Web sites
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