I am so new in SOAP in backend with c# and need help:
I am a young(new) web developer in backend with c#, I have to write a backend for a project with already in the References of project, all SOAP has been injected AND the frontend is with Angular(from my college).
SO my problem is How can I access and work with this SOAP and match it methodes with frontend part, I am completely confused, Please guide me with tutorial or article ...
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I'm trying to consume SOAP Web Service information added in "Services References" and in Java or in a type Forms project, it works perfectly.
I tried to do the same in UWP, but the web methods are all asynchronous and I am not realize the call of the same.
The customer was created in WSO2 studio using JDBC.
Can anyone give help on how to consume a SOAP service in the WSDL address was added to the "Service References"?
Thank you
What is the best way to create WebService using Visual Studio which can be consumed by PHP or Java client?
The WebService must require authorization.
I have some expierence in creation of WCF Service with custom authentication (see: http://jaliyaudagedara.blogspot.com/2013/07/set-wcf-service-authentication-to-use.html )
and I know that PHP programmers have problems to pass credentials.
Are there any methods of protection of WebService that are compatible with PHP world?
WEB API 2 Is Microsoft's Latest technology for Hosting Web Services.
It is compatible with all official Standards. (XML, JSON, REST ) etc.
There is no reason any platform to have any difficulties connecting to such an API.
You can pass data for identification just by initiating a POST request with a JSON Object.
Since I am a newbie to Siebel web services,Could anyone please give me information about how to invoke a Siebel web service(inbound and Outbound) in C# .NET application and using them with web service or windows services?
Simple steps are:
Select the mode (inbound or outbound)
Configure the business logic in Workflow or Business Service
Configure the Web service in application (go to site map > web services)
In application, make sure configure the port url correctly
From the application, generate the WSDL
From .Net or Java or any consumer call the WS using the WSDL contract.
For details please refer the Bookshelf.
Remember if logic is ready then consuming or exposing a business logic is required 10 minutes configuration. :)
The idea about web services is that it's not vendor specific. Thus, a Siebel Web Service (inbound) is just like any other web service. There are millions of examples on calling web services in C#.
But, there are some helpful stuff in the official documentation ;) I this doc, specifically you can use a Mobile Web Client to respond to WS calls. Like this there is no need for a Siebel Server install and jumping through the loops to setup an inbound web service and enabling the EAI Object Manager(s).
I have a c# client application calling java web services. Everything works great but now i need to send some authentication data since we are trying to restrict who calls the web service. The java web service expects basic authentication.
How do i go about providing this in my c# client? I am not using WCF or WSE, just plain webservice (using Add Web Reference).
Here's a link for the solution i found in case some one needs it. I was able to fix my issue by modifying some of the stuff in the suggested article.
http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/pchandraker/1052/
Can any body have idea how to consume php soap web service that have no support wsdl.
I want to add reference in .Net to generate client but failed.
When i saw in browser with ?wsdl it shows message wsdl is not supported.
Simply said: you can not. WDSL is there for development environments to know how to deal with a web service. Whoever wrote the web serivce made sure (or was ignorant enough to now know) that it is not usable from any tooling support.
You might want to consult the PHP: SOAP Manual and verify that you wrote the PHP webservice correctly.
And you can also look at this example: PHP Webservice and C# / .NET SOAP Clients
You need to configure the SOAP Service to support WSDL
(Web Services Description Language) An
XML-based language for describing Web
services and how to access them.
Otherwise .NET won't know what or how to use it.