January 2003
Beginner
696 pages
16h 38m
English
| Q1: | Web services are cool. Are they efficient? It seems like a lot of XML coming down the pipe. |
| A1: | Web services are a little chunky in file size. The main benefit of Web services is they are cross-platform and cross-language. If saving every bit of network bandwidth is an issue and you're running a complete Microsoft server and client solution, you should look at .NET remoting using binary TCP formatters. .NET remoting is highly efficient. |
| Q2: | How does early binding occur? How does .NET know all the methods in the Web service? |
| A2: | When you reference the ASMX file and add the WSDL to your solution, Visual Studio .NET creates a proxy class that's built in the language of your project and contains all the properties and methods that are read from ... |
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