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How To: Call a Java EE Web Service from a .Net Client
Many organizations have server side investments in Java technologies. While they want to build a compelling UI with Microsoft’s latest technologies, such as WPF and Silverlight, they still want to benefit from those existing investments instead of rewriting them. In order to do so, we have to bridge between those technologies and allow client side technologies consume Java web services.
This post is a step by step guide for building a Java EE Web Service, and a .Net client application that consumes it.
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Visual Studio 2008 SP1: EntityDataSource for ASP.Net EntityDataSource is a new DataSource control for ASP.Net (just like ObjectDataSource and SQLDataSource and more recent - LinqDataSource) which makes declaratively binding ASP.NET UI controls to Entity Data Models very easy. In this post I will build a simple web application that uses EntityDataSource in order to demo how it is being used. 1. Create a simple Web Application, and create an initial GridView on it. < body > < form id ="form1"...
ADO.Net Data Services Part 1 - Building a Simple Web Data Service This post is part of my Get Started with ADO.Net Data Services post series. This post is a step by step guide for building a Simple Web Data Service for the Blog database I posted in the last post . 1. Create a new standard ASP.Net Web Application . Notice that there is no special project template for a Web Data Service, and later we will see the new item template. In this guide, I called my web application BlogWebApp . 2. Create...
How To: Create a RSS Syndication Service with WCF This post is a step by step guide for creating a Syndication Service with WCF. In this guide, I will create a WCF Service that returns my blogs posts as RSS 2.0 and ATOM items, that can be consumed with an RSS Reader. Creating the Service Contract 1. Create a new Class Library, and add references to the System.Runtime.Serialization.dll which contains the basic attributes used for serialization, System.ServiceModel.dll which contains the WCF components...
How To: Create Virtual Directory for your Service using Script When you want to host your WCF Service in IIS, you should follow several steps: 1. Your service should compile to \bin directory instead of \bin\debug 2. You must change the name of the configuration file from app.config to web.config 3. Create a .svc file in a specific format. and 4. Create a virtual directory in IIS that points to the physical location of you service (probably not a subdirectory of wwwroot..) I am using 2 scripts for...