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Beginning .NET Web Services using Visual Basic .NET guides programmers with a working knowledge of VB.NET through the development of powerful and user-friendly Web Services. Web Services build on componentization via the Internet or an intranet, enabling a calling application to implement a service without requiring it to have prior knowledge of the service offered. The opportunities enabled by this technology have ensured that Web Services hold an important place in the .NET environment and have opened up the development possibilities available to programmers. This book will help you to develop your knowledge of Web Services using a teaching style that is designed to increase your confidence as you progress through the practical examples.
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Based in Los Angeles, California, Joseph Bustos is a principal consultant for Tactical Systems, Incorporated. Joe has been developing cutting-edge real-world systems for over 12 years, specializing in high-end corporate, government, and entertainment solutions. For the last two years, his work has been spearheading high-profile projects focusing on SOAP and the Web Services revolution. Joe was a finalist in the first ever Microsoft/Fawcette Technical Publishing XML Web Services Contest and a guest speaker at VSLive 2002 in San Francisco.
Joe has worked with a number of high-tech companies, helping them to develop scalable cutting-edge solutions. He is always interested in working with companies to solve challenging problems.
Karli Watson is an in-house author for Wrox. He started out with the intention of becoming a world famous nanotechnologist, so perhaps one day you might recognize his name as he receives a Nobel Prize. For now, though, Karli's computing interests include all things mobile, and upcoming technologies such as C#. He can often be found preaching about these technologies at conferences.
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XML web services allow complex data to be sent over a network or over the Internet using the standard HTTP protocol. The SOAP standard, on which XML web services are based, allows method calls to be made and data returned over the network. Therefore data can be exposed in a standard format that any client, on any platform, can recognize. Because SOAP is based on XML (a text format), literally any machine that can host a web server can also host web services. And any machine that can access the network or the Internet can consume those services. Perhaps the most exciting feature of Microsoft's new .NET platform is the ease with which web services and web service clients can be built. Anyone who wants to take full advantage of this platform needs to understand and be able to build web services. This guide provides an easy-to-follow but comprehensive tutorial guide to web services in the .NET Framework. The emphasis is placed squarely on code that you can reuse in your own services, not on "Hello world" examples.
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