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ASP.NET Web Service

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In this article we are reading about  “ ASP.NET Web Service ” . A Web Service is a software program that uses XML to exchange information with other software via common internet protocols. In a simple sense, Web Services are a way for interacting with objects over the Internet. A web service is Language Independent. Protocol Independent. Platform Independent. It assumes a stateless service architecture. Scalable (e.g. multiplying two numbers together to an entire customer-relationship management system). Programmable (encapsulates a task). Based on XML (open, text-based standard). Self-describing (metadata for access and use). Discoverable (search and locate in registries)- ability of applications and developers to search for and locate desired Web services through registries. This is based on UDDI. Web Service History Microsoft coined the term “Web services” in June 2000, when the company introduced Web services as a key component of its .Net initiative, ...

ASP.NET Server side

In this article we are reading about  “ ASP.NET Server side ” . The Microsoft.NET Framework provides a rich set of server-side controls for developing Web applications. You can add these controls to WebForms pages just as you add Windows controls to a form. Server-side controls are often called server controls or Web Forms controls. There are various built in objects in ASP.NET. They are as listed below: Application Session Request Response User HttpContext Cache Trace Server object The server object is an instance of System.Web.HttpServerUtility class. It provides reference to the HttpUtilityServer class. The server object provides access to the properties and methods of the web server. Properties of server object ScriptTimeout: The request timout in seconds for the web server can be accessed or assigned. MachineName: It is the name of the server machine. Methods of server object ClearError(): The last error occurred on the server is cleared. CreateO...