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Currency Conversion using Web Services


This article to teach how to implement the currency converter Web Service from the www.xmethods.net in order to get the exchange rates between countries money


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How to Call Microsoft .Net web services from .Net consumers, and Non .Net consumers


When I was first introduced with Microsoft .Net Web services, it was quite tricky for me to know on how I can utilize web services that implemented in .Net languages such as C#, VB.Net, in ASP code, and the different web protocols...


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Custom MembershipProvider and RoleProvider Implementations that use Web Services


Custom MembershipProvider and RoleProvider implementations that use web services in order to separate the application and database servers.


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Create Asynchronous Web Services with WSE v2.0 and ASP.NET SimpleHandlerFactory


This article describes another way to implement asychronous webservices using ASP.NET and WSE v2.0.


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Automatically break into code when calling Debug.Assert in ASP.NET and Web Services


Automatically break into code when calling Debug.Assert in ASP.NET and Web Services


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A completely customizable Google API Web Client


A web based Google Web services client using ASP.NET.


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A .NET web service for e-mail


Sending e-mail using a web service.


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Using the Facebook API: Social Networking in .NET


The Facebook API is REST-based like Flickr\'s API, meaning that requests are made to Facebook Web services through terse XML messages and responses come back in kind. As is typical for this kind of API, the first step in getting started is heading to the site\'s developer homepage and signing up for a key to identify yourself and your application.


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Integrating ASP.NET XML Web Services with Classic ASP Applications


This article examines how to can create a Web service in .NET and then utilize it from a classic ASP page on your Web server, thereby providing an API that can be utilized by both your ASP.NET Web pages and classic ASP pages.


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Expose Your Site Data with Web Services


The increasing use of XML has prompted many exciting developments in Web site design and development. It has also provided new ways for site authors to expose information to visitors. A prime example is the explosive growth in \"blogging\" (the use of a Web-based log or diary that is updated regularly). While blogs might turn out to be just a passing fad, like CB radio in the eighties, their use of a standardized XML format does neatly demonstrate the way that information can be exposed without any preconceived style or formatting applied to it.


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Accessing Server Variables From Within Web Services


This article will demonstrate how we can access web server variables from within a web service.


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Web Services with ASP.NET (MSDN.com)


Web Services are the underpinning of Microsoft's .NET strategy. The concepts and the innovations behind this initiative have struck a chord with developer's building the next generation of Internet applications.


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