微软内部.Net培训资料 WebService部分 提高篇 (Using Web Services).ppt

Module 6: Using Web Services Overview What Is a Web Service? Calling a Web Service from a Browser Calling a Web Service Using a Proxy Creating a Simple Web Service Using Visual Basic Creating and Calling a Web Service Using Visual Studio.NET What Is a Web Service? Features of Web Services Web Services Execution Model Finding Existing Web Services Examples of Existing Web Services Demonstration: Calling a Web Service Features of Web Services Allow Applications to Communicate Across the Internet Language Independent Protocol Independent Platform Independent Stateless Architecture Web Services Execution Model Finding Existing Web Services UDDI Defines a way to publish and discover information about Web services Relies on a distributed registry of businesses and their service descriptions implemented in a common XML format Businesses Individually Register Information About the Web Services by Using UDDI Business Registration Examples of Existing Web Services Find Web Services at: Demonstration: Calling a Web Service from the Browser Calling a Web Service from a Browser Calling a Web Service from a Browser (continued) Pass the Name of the Method and All Required Parameters to the URL of the Web Service Return Value is in XML Format Calling a Web Service Using a Proxy Compiling an .asmx File into a Proxy Compiling the Proxy into a DLL Calling Web Service Methods Demonstration: Calling a Web Service Using a Proxy Compiling an .asmx File into a Proxy A Proxy Class: Looks like the original class but does not contain any application logic Allows a client to access a Web service as if it were a local COM object Creating a Proxy Class from an .asmx File Compiling the Proxy into a DLL Compiling a Proxy Class into a .dll The .dll File is Published in the /bin Folder Calling Web Service Methods Creating an Instance of the Proxy Calling Methods Demonstration: Calling a Web Service Using a Proxy Creating a Simple Web Service Using Visual Basic Writing a Web Ser