Windows.NET Server:xml Web Services

The. NET Framework

To make the creation of XML WEB services transparent to developers and users requires a sizeable infrastructure. The Microsoft. NET Framework, which is tightly integrated with the Windows. NET Server family, provides such an infrastructure. The. NET Framework provides application models and key enabling technologies to simplify the creation, deployment, and improvement of security and reliability, while leveraging the existing skills of developers. The work of scalable and highly available XML Web services. The. NET framework combines the essence of Microsoft COM with the essence of a loosely coupled XML Web service style application.

Through the loosely coupled structure of MSMQ

Microsoft Message Queuing (MSMQ) offers many enhancements, including support for large queues and the ability to send soap in native form, enabling MSMQ to interoperate easily with many other applications that use SOAP as a Telegraph format.

Ado.net

The application obtains better scalability through Microsoft ado.net, which uses non-persistent connections and intelligent State processing. Ado.net actually sends an XML message between the data source and the application and turns the connection on and off as needed.

can be forwarded to an XML Web service without writing any code

Tight integration between COM + and the. NET Framework allows developers to select COM + objects in the management interface and choose which methods to expose as XML Web services. When the method is selected, COM + signals the. NET framework to transparently convert the method to an XML Web service.