Both .Net Web
services and .Net Remoting are Microsoft solutions for distributed application.
Before choosing one of them for application development, let’s identify the
differences between these technologies.
Protocol
.Net web services can be accessed only over HTTP whereas .Net remoting can be
accessed...
Wednesday, August 20, 2014
Testing and consuming a .Net web service.
Testing a Web Service
.NET has a test web page that ASP.NET uses automatically when you
request the URL of an .asmx file in a browser. This page uses reflection to
read and show information about the web services, such as the names of the
methods it provides.
Consuming a Web Service
Web services...
What are the data types supported by Web Services?
.Net web
services are built on XML-based standards for exchanging data. This means .NET
web services can support only those data types that can be recognized by the
XML schema standard. There are many proprietary .Net objects such as FileSteam,
Eventlog etc. are not supported in the web services....
Define the specifications that help in the discovery of a web service.
DISCO
DISCO, an abbreviation of discovery, is a file that groups
together a list of related web services. A company that offers web services
publishes a DISCO file on its server that has links of all the web services it
provides. The client requests this file to see all the available web services.
This...
Explain in brief Web Service Standards
Following are
the standards used by web services:
WSDL
WSDL is used to create interface definition for a web services. It
describes all about methods to the client, i.e. methods available in a web
service, their parameters and return values.
SOAP
SOAP, Simple Object Access Protocol is a communication...
Advantages of .Net Web Services
Web Services are
supported on a wide range of platforms.
Web services may extend its interface and add new methods without
affecting the clients as long as they still provide the old methods and
parameters.
A client makes a request to a web
service, the web service returns the result, and the...
Web services vs. CORBA and DCOM
Web
services
Web services use HTTP protocol for sending and receiving messages between the
applications.
The data encoding in web services is based on XML.
Web services are defined using WSDL (Web Services Description Language).
Web services are discovered using UDDI
(Universal Description,...
Explain in brief different distributed technologies.
The need of
distributed technologies arises with the requirement of distributed computing
applications. The distributed computing allows partitioning of application
logic into units and spreading the unit over different computers of a network
or across different networks. This helps in spreading out...
Deploying a Web Service
Deploying the
.Net Web Services is as simple as any ASP.NET application. Similar to ASP.NET
applications, you need to copy or upload the .ASMX file and the .DISCO files to
the appropriate directories, and that's it. ...
Why do we need .Net Web Services?
We have a number
of heterogeneous technologies available on internet. The demand for reusable
components across platforms and programming languages are high. Most of the
components have the limitation that they can't share or exchange data across
different platforms, they are mostly language specific...
Explain when do we required ASP.NET web services.
ASP.NET web services are
the great way to expose your middle tier components via internet. These
components offer no issue communicating across firewalls as they use SOAP as
transport protocols that transmit structured data using HTTP channel. Thus,
message can be easily exchanged through port 80,...
Explain how to document web services.
ASP.NET web
services are considered as self documenting as they provides all information
about what methods are available and what parameters they require using XML
based standard called WSDL. We can also provide addition information about the
web services using their WebService and WebMethod attributes.
You...
Explain the protocols a .Net Web Service uses.
In .Net, a web service is bind with three different protocols such as HTTP/POST,
HTTP/GET, and SOAP. This allows client with three options to choose for
communication. The protocols are included in the WSDL file that is automatically
generated in .NET.
Http-Get and Http-Post...
What is UDDI?
UDDI stands for Universal Description, Discovery and Integration. It is an open,
Internet-based specification that offers directory service for storing information
about web service...
What is WSDL?
WSDL stands for Web Services Description Language, an XML-based language
that describes Web services and how to access and locate the...
What is SOAP?
SOAP, Simple Object Access Protocol is a communication protocol, a way to structure data before transmitting it, is based on XML standard. It is developed to allow communication between applications of different platforms and programming languages via internet.
It can use range of protocols such...
What is .Net Web Service?
Web service is the way to publish
application's function on web that can be accessible to the rest of the
world.
Web services are the components
that can be used by other applications
ASP.NET offers easy way to develop
web services, just precede the functions with a special WebMethod...
Monday, August 11, 2014
How to Share PC internet to my mobile

1. Go to start button of win 7 or vista and type 'cmd', then right click on the 'cmd.exe' application and click on 'Run as Administrator' option.Sorry for the small pics. Please click on them to...
Wednesday, August 6, 2014
Sunday, August 3, 2014
What is the Difference between Abstraction and Encspsulation
Abstraction is showing only necessary things, but Encapsulation is hiding complexity.
for example, if we have a user log in form then we need only user id and password and a function to put on login button this shows abstraction (only necessary things) but logic should be written in some other class...
Saturday, July 26, 2014
Interview Questions on SQL are based on following two tables, Employee Table and Employee Incentive Table.
Table Name : Employee
EMPLOYEE_IDFIRST_NAMELAST_NAMESALARYJOINING_DATEDEPARTMENT
1JohnAbraham100000001-JAN-13 12.00.00 AMBanking
2MichaelClarke80000001-JAN-13 12.00.00 AMInsurance
3RoyThomas70000001-FEB-13...