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Data-Binding to Web Service Proxies
As I was preparing to post this code, I ran across Brad Adams very timely post:
Nikhil fires up the age old debate again…Data-binding to public fields... yes or no? -
Borland joins .NET EMCA standards body
It's great to see that Borland will help shape the future of .NET. They have produced great products over the years, including my favorite...Delphi.
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Free eBook: Essential XML Quick Reference
TheServerSide.NET provides the Essential XML Quick Reference
PDF eBook by Aaron Skonnard & Martin Gudgin as a free download.
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Local web services sample project
I've posted a sample project for my blog entry on running web services locally. It was built using VS.NET 2003 but could be easily compiled under .NET 1.0 or Mono.
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Using web services locally
Aug 2, 2004 Update: Download the sample project for this post.
I am currently working on a system that utilizes asmx-based SOAP methods for inter-server communication. While it needs to work in a distributed environment, it also have needs to be installed on a single server. In this configuration, the web services could be installed on the server under different virtual directories. However, this adds overhead and addition setup requirements to the web application. While I realize that remoting already support switching between local and remote objects, I need to do it in an asmx world.