Is there a convention for structuring the source code when there are multiple versions of the same web service in the same source code trunk or branch? Here's our situation. We version our web services by including the version number in the wsdl URL like this: url/project/1.0/WebServiceA?wsdl I'm going to deploy version 1.1 of WebSe...
I've been a long time lurker on SO. This is the best place I thought would could give me some suggestions. I've been programming in Java for about 2-3 years now and want to take the turn towards webservices. So far I've been working with Swing/Web development using Struts2 Framework. I am looking for some reading material suggestions...
I'm working on a "facade webservice" and I need to rethink part of it. The context - my webservice (let's call it "FacadeWebservice") is an internal webservice developed to hide other webservices complexity from my system: My FacadeWebservice calls ExternalWebserviceA, ExternalWebserviceB and will soon need to call ExternalWebserviceC...
Hi there, I need to protect my WCF web services and was thinking what is the best way of doing this. Its not really a ROLE / User situation - more of a "WHO CAN CALL THE WEB SERVICE". I was thinking that i could use an IP? Is this the recommended way? Anybody have any experience with this, I was thinking of have a table (sql) with all...
Hi Chaps, I created a new solution with 3 projects: My "Client" is a ASP.Net Web Application. This should display the information. My Businesslayer should have all logic in it, it's designed as a normal class libery. My "Server" is a WebService. This connect via Linq to the database and get the Information. Now only my Server knows Lin...
I have a flex application which collects data entered by the user and posts it off to a web service I have running on a back end server. The flex application does not authenticate users (it's available for anyone to use without setting up an account) and communicates to the web service using HTTPS. There is an XML firewall in place for...
I have a custom web service deployed into WSS 3. It has two web methods. The first one returns the version of the loaded assembly without any invocation of the SharePoint objects. The second returns some basic info about the library, something like: var spLibrary = [find library logic]; return spLibrary.Name+"@"+spLibrary.Url; In the...
I am trying to call a webservice from my webpage. I have used the menu to add a web reference and now I want to call it from the a .cs file. I tried doing it in a forms application and had no problem doing it since the applicationname could be used as a namespace. From what I know of webpages this can not be done in a webpage. the Web ...
Hi All, I am trying co connect to a 3'rd party SOAP web service. It seems that the service can work when the HTTP SOAPAction header is an empty String (""). This is the snippet of the wsdl: <wsdl:binding name="detailsRequestMessage" type="tns:UssdPortType"> <soap:binding style="document" transport="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/h...
i am following code from apple examples. this code is used in a method called login and i call this method from another class ABC. My problem is this when i call the Login method it will execute the code NSURLConnection *theConnection=[[NSURLConnection alloc] initWithRequest:theRequest delegate:self]; if (theConnection) { received...
I have been building a Asp.net WCF web service with json format. Now I wanted to really test how its working when sending lots of data. The Content-Length of my http post is 65595. Directly when trying to connect I got error "HTTP/1.1 400 Bad Request" back. It seems like it's not even trying. I know I'm sending valid json and what I'm ...
I'm thinking that as more and more programming moves to the web with similar and a variety of tools and techniques, has anyone come up with a good set of benchmarks for a programming language? I'm thinking server-side languages, like Java, PHP, ASP.net, and C# are the big ones. Though it could be anything like C or perl, I don't want t...
My website posts orders to partner sites using web services. Recently, one of our partners implemented load balancing on their servers and our web requests are failing because they get redirected to other URLs. Normally when we test they pass because the URI is static but in production they fail because the requests get redirected. e.g...
.Net provides some wonderful mechanisms for defining a remote service and then "automagically" creating a client to connect to it, hiding away much of the nasty wiring and fuss. But is there a similar route for going the other way? My most recent task at work is to create a series of services that will communicate with one another for t...
I have deployed a webservice using servletexec configured with IIS and i can successfully access webservice using anonymous account. But when I enable Windows Integrated Authentication I am getting following error. - ntlm authentication scheme selected - Discarding unexpected response: HTTP/1.1 100 Continue AxisFault faultCode: {http...
I'm developing a RESTful API and have a question about the most appropriate response status codes for certain scenarios. Consider the case where the client makes a GET request for a resource. How can I disambiguate a "not found" response for the case where the resource legitimately does not exist, vs. the case where there may be a minor...
I still can't seem to get a "correct" answer to this question. Essentially I want to create a JSON-RPC server with the following functions string subcribe_to_feed( callback ) string get_information( params ) The client is an iPhone application, and the server should be done in Twisted (if possible) The client should be able to do so...
If you have total control of both ends of the wire (client and server), why do people suggest using Comet or HTTP long polling? I understand when you only have a browser as it can only communicate over HTTP. People say you need to do this to beat firewalls because port 80 will be open. But why not just communicate directly over port 80 ...
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It seems that when people want to pass data from the client to the server, almost everybody just uses web services. Is the best way to do this when you don't need the performance of straight TCP? ...