Web Service Programming -- Developing Network Services with C#.NET (1C)

Author: Lu Kunlun, Li Xudong, Wu Huajing (editors)
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: This book is a guide to the .NET platform and developing WebServices using the .NET platform. .NET is a next-generation computing initiative launched by Microsoft in 2000, which is a network-oriented development platform environment that supports various user terminals. One of the core components of .NET is to build a third-generation Internet platform, which will address the collaborative cooperation between websites to maximize information acquisition. The book combines knowledge with practical examples, providing carefully designed examples for each concept, with detailed explanations and strong practicality. It is not only an important reference for programmers with experience in network development and programming but also the preferred choice for programming enthusiasts to quickly understand and master .NET. The book consists of nine chapters. The first chapter introduces the basics of the .NET platform; chapters two to four introduce Microsoft's newly launched C# language, focusing on the differences between C# and C++ as well as Java; the fifth chapter introduces the basics of WebServices and uses two examples to connect C# language and the .NET platform to the subsequent WebServices development; chapters six to eight introduce the tools for developing WebServices on the .NET platform—ASP.NET, ADO.NET, and XML—as well as the essential technologies for developing .NET WebServices, such as SOAP, WSDL, and UDDI; the ninth chapter is a comprehensive practical example of a travel website, applying all the knowledge points from the previous chapters.