Using XML to Develop .NET Web Services

Author: David Jorgensen
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Publish Date: 2003-06-01
Features: A Practical Series on Web and Wireless Technologies. Faced with the challenges of network program development today and in the future, there must be an application that is language-independent and platform-independent. It allows various organizations to continue using their existing hardware, utilize their existing applications, and enables current developers to continue working without training. With the emergence of XML Web Services, this dream has become a reality. This book aims to introduce readers to the latest knowledge of XML Web Services from abroad, allowing them to grasp the essence through learning. The book is rich in content, authoritative, and includes numerous examples. Faced with the challenges of network program development today and in the future, there must be an application that is language-independent and platform-independent. It allows various organizations to continue using their existing hardware, utilize their existing applications, and enables current developers to continue working without training. With the emergence of XML Web Services, this dream has become a reality. The book aims to introduce readers to the latest knowledge of XML Web Services from abroad, allowing them to grasp the essence through learning. The book is rich in content, authoritative, and includes numerous examples.