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Course Web Services in .NET

In the course Web Services in .NET participants learn to develop Web Services using Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) and C#. The emphasis is on SOAP services, but attention is also paid to REST Services with the Web API.

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  • Course Web Services in .NET : Content

    WCF Intro

    The course Web Services in .NET begins with a discussion of WCF Web Services features. Among other things, the contracts that play a role in this are discussed, such as WCF Contracts, Service Contracts, Data Contracts and Message Contracts.

    SOAP and WSDL

    Attention is also paid to the fundamentals of the Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) and the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) that are essential for creating interoperable Web Services. The SOAP messages from a simple Web Service are intercepted and the WSDL is analyzed.

    XML Schema

    XML Schema, which defines the content of XML messages in terms of content model and data types, is also discussed. The role of XML Schema in the mapping between XML and C# is covered as well.

    Hosting

    The various options for hosting WCF Web Services such as self hosting, hosting in Windows services and hosting in IIS are treated.

    Contracts

    The course Web Services in .NET also covers the techniques for creating and debugging ASP.NET Web services and contracts using Visual Studio .NET and creating Web Services clients using the direct use of the .NET API.

    Instance Management

    And the possibilities of managing WCF service instances such as per call services, per session services or singleton services are also on the agenda.

    Binding

    The various protocols over which WCF Web Services can operate, such as HTTP, HTTPS, TCP and UDP, and how to configure them, are treated.

    Message Patterns

    How WCF Web Services can use various message patterns such as one way, request-reply, callback and sessionfull, is part op the program as well.

    Web API REST Services

    Finally it is discussed how REST Services, in which JSON Data is sent, are implemented with the Web API.

  • Course Web Services in .NET : Training

    Audience Web Services in .NET Course

    This course is intended for developers who want to understand and use .NET WCF Web Services in their applications.

    Prerequisites Course Web Services in .NET

    To participate in this course knowledge and experience with C# is required and knowledge of ASP.NET is beneficial for a proper understanding.

    Realization Training Web Services in .NET

    The course has a hands-on nature. The theory is treated on the basis of presentation slides. The theory is interspersed with demos and exercises. The course materials are in English.

    Certification Web Services in .NET

    Participants receive a certificate Web Services in .NET after successful completion of the course.

    Course Web Services in .NET
  • Course Web Services in .NET : Modules

    Module 1 : WCF Intro

    Module 2 : Web Services Intro

    Module 3 : SOAP

    WCF versus Web Services
    Endpoints and Addresses
    WS-Addressing
    WCF Bindings
    Configuring Bindings
    WCF Contracts
    Service Contracts
    Data Contracts
    Message Contracts
    Fault Contracts
    Creating Endpoints
    Hosting WCF Services
    What are Web Services?
    Distributed Applications Evolution
    Role of interface
    RPC Example
    Interoperability
    Web Service Types
    Web Services Stack
    SOAP Web Services
    REST Web Services
    RPC Style Web Services
    Document Style Web Services
    Service Oriented Architecture
    What is SOAP?
    SOAP Protocol Concepts
    SOAP Messages
    SOAP Body
    SOAP Headers
    SOAP Namespaces
    SOAP Faults
    SOAP Messages as payload
    Message Exchange Patterns
    SOAP Message Path
    SOAP Intermediaries
    actor and mustUnderstand attribute

    Module 4 : XML-Schema

    Module 5 : WSDL

    Module 6 : Hosting

    Why XML-Schema?
    Well formed and valid documents
    What XML-Schema’s?
    Markup Languages
    XML Schema Advantages
    XML Schema design models
    Classic Use of Schema’s
    XML Namespaces
    Simple and Complex types
    XML Schema Data Types
    User Defined Data Types
    Derivation by Restriction
    Derivation by Extension
    What is WSDL?
    Where is WSDL used?
    Benefits of WSDL
    WSDL and Code Generation
    WSDL in Web Service stack
    WSDL Namespaces
    WSDL Structure
    WSDL Elements
    Types and Messages
    PortType and Operations
    WSDL Bindings
    Service Element
    SOAP Messages Modes
    Hosting Types
    Service Description
    Self Hosting
    Service Host Creation
    App.config Configuration
    Programmatic Configuration
    Windows Host
    Managed Window Service
    Hosting in Windows Services
    IIS Hosting and .SVC File
    Web.config for IIS Host
    Windows Activation Service
    WAS Commands

    Module 7 : Contracts

    Module 8 : Instance Management

    Module 9 : Binding

    Service Contract
    Creating Service Contract
    Data Contract
    Service Implementation
    Client Side
    Message Pattern
    Message Contract
    Message Contract Rules
    Customizing SOAP
    MessageHeaderArray
    ProtectionLevel Property
    Name and Order Property
    Fault Contract
    Instance Mode Configuration
    Per Call Service
    Process of Handling Per Call
    Per Session Service
    Singleton Service
    Instance Deactivation
    ReleaseInstanceMode
    BeforeCall
    BeforeAndAfterCall
    Explicit Deactivation
    Defining Durable Services
    Throttling Configuration
    Programmatic Configuration
    Bindings and Channel Stacks
    Message Bubbling
    Basic Binding Types
    WS Binding Types
    NET Binding Types
    Binding Configuration
    Administrative Configuration
    Programmatic Configuration
    Metadata Exchange
    Publishing Metadata
    Metadata Exchange Point
    MEX Administrative Config
    MEX Programmatic Config

    Module 10 : Message Patterns

    Module 11 : Web API REST Services

    Message Patterns
    Request-Reply
    One Way
    One Way Operation
    Sessionful Services
    Exceptions
    Callback Service
    Callback Contract
    Client Callback Setup
    Service Side Callback Invocation
    What is REST?
    REST Web Service Principles
    ID and Links
    REST Services with Web API
    Multiple Representations
    Embedded Path Parameters
    Common REST Patterns
    Resources URI Access
    JavaScript Object Notation (JSON)
    XML versus JSON
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