XML Web Services: Part 2  

This tutorial will show you how to consume the previous service in an ASP.NET page (which you can use as a model to consume other Web Services).

Author: www.superdotnet.com
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   XML Web Services: Part 3: Using with WML  

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   XML Web Services: Part 4: Flash XML Integration  

The example updates a Flash 5 movie which shows a user a "Sample Document".

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   XML Web Services: Overview and database interaction  

This tutorial will provide you with an introduction to Web Services and .NET, and show you how to create a Web Service which retrieves information from a database.

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   Invoking Web Services with Visual Basic .NET  

The author provides a brief introduction to Web Services—sans the hype—and then shows you how to invoke a live Web Service.

Author: www.fawcette.com
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   Customize Your .NET Web Service  

.NET lets you choose from three Web Service protocols.

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   The DataSet Object: At Your Web Service  

Use the DataSet object as the ideal vehicle for transporting XML data among .Net components.

Author: www.fawcette.com
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   Increase Web Service Performance  

Speed up your Web Services by using an ASP.NET Application object as a data cache.

Author: www.fawcette.com
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   Use Objects and Intrinsics  

This sample illustrates how to access ASP.NET intrinsics such as the Session and Application objects.

Author: samples.gotdotnet.com
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   Write a Simple Web Service  

The service you will create in this article, MathService, exposes methods for adding, subtracting, dividing, and multiplying two numbers.

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