Using Web services to convert C # code to vb.net code

Web|web Services | The Internet is rapidly evolving, and future Web sites are not as monotonous as they are today, but can be directly connected to businesses, applications, or devices. Such sites also get rid of simple passive access and become reusable smart services.

This article explains how to use the Web services provided by Www.kamalpatel.net to support code that converts C # code into vb.net format. Because the content described in this article uses Web services, you need to add a Web service reference first. In IE, enter the following address "Http://www.kamalpatel.net/convertcsharp2vbservice.asmx" opens a page where you can see that the Web Service has only one common method, that is, "Execute" , its argument is C # code, and the return value is vb.net code.

Please download the routines, in fact, the most important is the following lines of code:

Class
Net.kamalpatel.www.ConvertCSharp2VBService Oservice;
Oservice = new Net.kamalpatel.www.ConvertCSharp2VBService ();
Call the Execute method to handle the format
String lcstr = Oservice.execute (This.txtCsharp.Text);
This.txtVbnet.Text = Lcstr.replace ("\ n", "\ r \ n");

The caveat here is that because the XML annotation feature is only available in the C # language, the converter will replace it with single quotes.

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