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Jelle has released the long awaited version 1.1 of his InfoPathHelper component! This version fixes a nasty bug that appears when caching data from a web service. Check his latest post ...
I've been using the VS.NET 2003 version of this fantastic tool and now there's a VS 2005 version available! Great work by thinktecture. Get it for free: http://www.thinktecture.com/wscf. There has bee...
Scott has posted an interesting example: a webservice that accepts any type of XML Document, which will be send to a single BizTalk receive port. Afterwards you can process the XML Document in an...
Some time ago I've posted a code snippet to solve following exception which in some cases can happen when you're calling a web service:
System.Net.WebException: The underlying connection was closed: A...
Since the Service Pack 1 Preview of InfoPath it is really simple to fill for example a drop-down list box on a InfoPath form with data that is stored in a SharePoint list. But it’s not quite str...
One of the nice things about SharePoint is that there are many ways of accessing the data. The most obvious is of course the web interface, but to accomplish thight integration with for example Office...
UPDATE: For solution when using WSE, see here!
Sometimes when you invoke a webservice the call fails with the following exception:
System.Net.WebException: The underlying connection was closed: An une...
Ted Neward (Editor-in-Chief of TheServerSide.NET) posted a link on this site to my previous post about Reporting in a SOA World. There are some intresting comments and links posted over there&nbs...
Besides that SOA (Service Oriented Architecture) is a cool buzz-word nowadays, it's also an architecture that can bring you some interesting advantages.O'Reilly webservices.xml.com has an article that...
Some time ago I started to explore InfoPath, so far it was a pleasant journey. Everbody (including myself) seems to be requesting an user-control version of InfoPath so you can have InfoPath forms in ...
When Webservices are used, a common concern is security: SOAP messages are transferred in plain text over the network, so anyone with a sniffer could intercept the SOAP message and read it. In my opin...
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