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    Goodway
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    Hi everyone, I want to learn web services from A to Z, how to write web services, how to call them, how to let other user (on other machine of course)use them. what protocols I need to understand in order to write web services... If you can give me some links to articles or tutorials to begin understanding the web services technologies. also if u can give me some book titles discussing web services. Thanks.

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      Hi everyone, I want to learn web services from A to Z, how to write web services, how to call them, how to let other user (on other machine of course)use them. what protocols I need to understand in order to write web services... If you can give me some links to articles or tutorials to begin understanding the web services technologies. also if u can give me some book titles discussing web services. Thanks.

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      Goodway wrote: I want to learn web services from A to Z Rather a large request. Ok, Start with tcp/ip and general web communications. There are some articles here on CP to get you started. Next understand that a web service is the process of sending and optionally recieving a SOAP message sent with the above protocals. SOAP is just an XML message that is compliant with the SOAP specification. When you get that down. you can think about what style of service you want. RPC for exposing existing capability as a service or new development doc/litteral (wsdl first) I hope you get the understanding to know it a-z is not trival. You do not have to know it all to get started. Just get C# or vb project setup (look over cp, many good articles, some of the better ones are from Roman Kiss, and of course Chris M. also.) Get your feet wet. Then study what you really have created. I suggest finding a tcp/ip trace tool so you can see what you really sent over the wires. Good luck. I do not mind getting old. It beats all the other options that I can think of.

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