
Build and consume asp.net web services, test with soap ui, and explore three projects: hello world, calculator, and personal finance services with web and windows forms clients.
Create and consume ASMX web services in ASP.NET using Visual Studio, building the first web service with Hello World methods, metadata, and web method descriptions.
Consume a configured ASP.NET web service in a web forms app by generating a consumer client in Visual Studio and calling HelloWorld and personal greetings.
Create a basic calculator web service with add, subtract, multiply, and divide methods, accepting two numbers and returning a string, and learn to consume it from a Windows Phone application.
Create a Windows Forms client project in the solution, add calculator controls (text boxes, labels, buttons), and wire events to perform addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.
learn to consume a web service in a Windows Forms app by adding a service reference, calling basic calculator methods (add, subtract, multiply, divide), and displaying results in a label.
Learn to test ASP.NET web services, including a basic calculator and an order service, by invoking methods in a browser and with SoapUI to validate endpoints, parameters, and assertions.
Build a data-driven asp.net web app called my finance that consumes a web service, creates sql tables for users and records, and implements register, login, and CRUD operations for records.
Implement register web method with ADO.NET to connect to SQL Server, validate email via web.config connection, hash passwords, and insert into the users table.
Implement all webmethods in the asmx service, including create, read, update, and delete with SQL Server, password hashing, and parameter binding; test via a web service consumer and proxy generation.
Learn to add a service reference to a login ASMX web method in an ASP.NET web forms client, call it with email and password, and redirect on success.
Build a registration form and consume the register web method with a web service client, sending full name, email, and password, and verify success or already-registered responses in the database.
Learn to consume an add-record web method in an ASP.NET Web Forms app, wiring description, amount, and email inputs to a SQL Server backend.
consume the get all records web method to fetch and display financial records in a client app, using a repeat template to render each entry’s description and amount.
Demonstrates deleting a record in an ASP.NET Web Forms app by adding an actions column with a delete link and wiring the item command to refresh after removal.
Learn how to consume the updateRecord web method by editing a record, passing id, description, and amount, and saving changes after updating the service reference.
Learn to create metals for ourselves and consume a web service using a client application. Thank you for being part of this course and best wishes for your future endeavors.
ASP .NET Web Service or ASMX Web Service provides the ability to build web services that send messages using the Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP). SOAP is a platform-independent and language-independent protocol for building and accessing web services. Consumers of an ASMX service do not need to know anything about the platform, object model, or programming language used to implement the service. They only need to understand how to send and receive SOAP messages.
I this course we are going to first learn how to create a web service. We will then learn how to consume a web service in an ASP .NET Web forms application. In this course we are going to create four projects in total. Two projects will be projects for will be of ASP .NET Web Service and the other two will be client projects of ASP .NET Web forms which will consume the web services web methods. The first web service project will be basic where you are going to learn the concepts of ASMX web services. The second project of a web service , you will create and advanced web service of personal finance records. In this project we are going to implement CRUD operations to MSSQL database. We will further implement account registration and sign in functionality.