JScript .NET, Part VII: Consuming add from ASP.NET
Web services are getting very popular. You can consume them from both clients and servers. We showed you in other columns (97, 98, 99, 105, and 106) how to consume them from clients. In this column we'll show you how to consume them from servers. Since ASP.NET is a main vehicle for interacting with servers, we'll show you how to connect Web services to ASP.NET pages. In particular, we'll show you how to use the
add Web service from an ASP.NET page.
.dll file. We'll show you how to write your ASP.NET file, including the script section to handle the button events. We'll demonstrate by GIFs how to use the ASP.NET page on your Web server.
In this column you will learn:
- How to use ASP.NET
- How to define a virtual directory
- How to create a proxy
- How to create a .dll file
- How to write ASP.NET controls
- How to write JScript .NET for ASP.NET
- How to consume the
The following files were zipped for you:
add Web service) and
simpleCalcConsumer.aspx (a consumer of the
add Web service).
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