Web Service Interface Pattern
Intent
Provide interface-based client programming to the Web services world. Abstract a Web service class implementation using an interface (interface-based interaction).
Why is this common pattern considered advanced and a part of this chapter?
The structure behind the Web Service Interface (WSI) pattern is simple to implement and could have been discussed in the implementation patterns section earlier in the book. However, this was moved to this chapter for two reasons. First, because most Web service clients will use the facilities provided by Visual Studio .NET, I felt that any implementation that required manual editing of the generated Web service proxy code could be considered an advanced option. This will ...
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