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.Net Web Service - Web service is the way to publish application's function on web that can be accessible to the rest of the world.......
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SOAP, WSDL, and UDDI - SOAP, Simple Object Access Protocol is a communication protocol, a way to structure data before transmitting it, is based on XML standard..
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.Net Web Service protocols - In .Net, a web service is bind with three different protocols such as HTTP/POST, HTTP/GET, and SOAP.
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.Net web services documentation - ASP.NET web services are considered as self documenting as they provides all information about what methods are available
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ASP.NET web services requirement - ASP.NET web services are the great way to expose your middle tier components via internet.
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.Net Web Services Need - Deploying the .Net Web Services is as simple as any ASP.NET application.
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Distributed Technology - The need of distributed technologies arises with the requirement of distributed computing applications.
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Web services use HTTP protocol for sending and receiving messages between the applications. The data encoding in web services is based on XML......
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Advantages of .Net Web Services - Web services may extend its interface and add new methods without affecting the clients as long as they still provide the old methods and parameters.
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Web Service Standards - Following are the standards used by web services
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.Net web services discovery - DISCO, an abbreviation of discovery, is a file that groups together a list of related web services.
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Data types supported by Web Services - There are many proprietary .Net objects such as FileSteam, Eventlog etc. are not supported in the web services. These data types are .Net specific types that are not universally recognized, i.e. .Net specific only.
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.Net web service Testing and consuming - Testing a Web Service, Consuming a Web Service
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In this section, we have listed out all differences between Remoting.Net and Web Services.
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