I’ve done the following tests with JSON requests sent to an ASP.NET 2.0 ASMX web service (using AJAX Extensions 1.0 for ASP.NET 2.0) and it seems that case sensitivity is important in some situations but not in others. See the following examples:
I’ve installed a SSL certificate in IIS.
I have a SoapExtension that is intended to log all SOAP requests and responses. It works just fine for calls from an application using the MS Soap Toolkit (OnBase Workflow). But it doesn’t work for calls made by $.ajax() on an html page. Here’s an example:
What is difference between REST and WebService (SOAP), I looked at the facebook api, they use HTTP headers and some parameters (probably xml or non) and return result in xml, where else SOAP does exactly same, HTTP headers + xml parameters and returns headers + xml.
I am using ASP.Net and C#. I want to synchronise something on a particular time. I made a method for doing this and it’s working. But my problem is how to call this method daily at a particular time.
I’ve been studying Xamarin.Forms with goal of building cross-platform mobile app in VisualStudio2015. I’ve got a perfectly acceptable public facing web site but native app(s) are what the boss thinks we need.
Some questions confusing me guys, I’m just new to web services altogether.
Does the garbage collector clean up web service references or do I need to call dispose on the service reference after I’m finished calling whatever method I call?
I need to create an C# application that will monitor whether a set of web services are up and running. User will select a service name from a dropdown. The program need to test with the corresponding service URL and show whether the service is running. What is the best way to do it? One way I am thinking of is to test whether we are able to download the wsdl. IS there a better way?
Is there a way to globally handle exceptions in regular ASP.NET Web Service (asmx) using ELMAH like we do it in ASP.NET web site ?