Wednesday, August 20, 2014

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 can only be used when name/value pairs of data is dealt 

with. But when data is complex in nature such as ASP.NET dataset, XML notes 

etc, then we can use SOAP that serializes data in simpler form before sending.  

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