Link to the .NET docs. Of course this is more updated then what we got
on the release. Here is the some step-by-step (not really good, me not
understand completely,) but mainly good to read just to see how SOAP
is/will be used in .NET http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?URL=/library/techart/hawksoap.htm
Briefly, what i thought was important, is the fact that all .asmx pages
(pages that shows the public methods for this webservice,) are
automatically converted to a XML file by adding a ?SDL.
Example: http://here/whatevers.asmx?SDL Now we no need worry to much
about how we are going to grab the XML from other sites. Also, i saw
somewhere that you can specify which protocol you can use (like Get, post,
soap)... but not sure.
Still haven't found a good walkthrough.....
Thanks for your time.
- Dimmoro
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
Link not really important, but if you wish to get a demo on how SOAP calls
work go to:
http://www.microsoft.com/mind/0100/soap/soap.asp
Link for where to get the SOAP toolkit (says works with .NET(?).)
http://msdn.microsoft.com/xml/general/toolkit_intro.asp
Link to the .NET docs. Of course this is more updated then what we got
on the release. Here is the some step-by-step (not really good, me not
understand completely,) but mainly good to read just to see how SOAP
is/will be used in .NET
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?URL=/library/techart/hawksoap.htm
Briefly, what i thought was important, is the fact that all .asmx pages
(pages that shows the public methods for this webservice,) are
automatically converted to a XML file by adding a ?SDL.
Example: http://here/whatevers.asmx?SDL Now we no need worry to much
about how we are going to grab the XML from other sites. Also, i saw
somewhere that you can specify which protocol you can use (like Get, post,
soap)... but not sure.
Still haven't found a good walkthrough.....
Thanks for your time.
- Dimmoro