An Extensive Examination of Web Services: Part 1
Starting in April 2002, I began a long-running article series titled, An Extensive Examination of the DataGrid.
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Creating and Consuming a Web Service
One of the most powerful aspects of .NET is the ease with which one can create Web Services. A Web…
The ISAPI Execution Environment
This document bases on information and testing done with IIS 1.0. We have not re-tried it with later versions. However,…
HTML Client for Web Services using DHTML Behavior
In this example we will access a Web Service created in C# from an HTML client. The client does not…
Redirecting a Page Using PHP
Redirecting a page in PHP is an easy task. You can use the PHP Header method to redirect a visitor…
WinInet: Implementing Resuming Feature
Abstract This article describes the most efficient way to continue downloading a file from a point where it stoped and…
Caught in the Net – A Sip of Networking
If you think a web is that weelittle fly-catching thing in the corner of your room, you've probably been living…
Web Services Reliable Messaging
Unless the message exchanges of Web services are made reliable, organizations will not be able to trust them for deployment…
Using Web DAV with IIS 5.0
The basic purpose of WebDAV is to provide file I/O through HTTP. This permits your to load, edit, delete, create…
Use CGI to Automate Your Web Site
Are you taking advantage of the powerful automation technology available on the Internet? Common Gateway Interface, better known as CGI,…
