MCTS Self-Paced Training Kit (Exam 70-529) - Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 Distributed Application Development : MCTS Self-Paced Training Kit (Exam 70-529) [With CDROM]

Introduction xxvii Hardware Requirements xxvii Software Requirements xxviii Installing SQL Server 2005 Express xxx Installing the Adventure Works Database xxxi Using the CD and DVD xxxi How to Install the Practice Tests xxxii How to Use the Practice Tests xxxii Microsoft Certified Professional Program xxxiv Technical Support xxxiv Foundation Edition Software Support xxxv Creating an XML Web Service 1(36) Before You Begin 1(2) Lesson 1: How to Create a Web Service 3(12) What Is a Web Service? 3(1) How to Create a New Web Service Project 4(3) The WebMethods Framework 7(4) Lab 1: Creating a Web Service Project Using Visual Studio 11(2) Lesson Summary 13(1) Lesson Review 13(2) Lesson 2: How to Create a Web Service Method 15(9) Applying the WebMethod Attribute 15(1) Configuring a Web Service Method 16(1) Creating a One-Way Method 17(3) Lab 2: Creating a Public Web Service Method 20(2) Lesson Summary 22(1) Lesson Review 23(1) Lesson 3: How to Test and Consume a Web Service 24(9) Testing Your Web Service 24(4) Consuming a Web Service 28(1) Lab 3: Testing and Consuming a Web Service 29(2) Lesson Summary 31(1) Lesson Review 31(2) Chapter Review 33(1) Chapter Summary 33(1) Key Terms 33(1) Case Scenarios 34(1) Case Scenario 1: Deciding to Use Web Services 34(1) Case Scenario 2: Testing your Web Service 34(1) Suggested Practices 34(1) Take a Practice Test 35(2) Extending XML Web Services with SOAP Formatting, Custom Headers, and Extensions 37(54) Before You Begin 38(1) Lesson 1: How to Configure SOAP Messages 39(17) Configuring SOAP Messages 39(10) Customizing SOAP Messages with XML Serialization 49(3) Lab 1: How to Configure SOAP Messages 52(2) Lesson Summary 54(1) Lesson Review 54(2) Lesson 2: How to Implement SOAP Headers 56(16) What Is a SOAP Header? 56(1) Adding a Custom SOAP Header Class 57(3) Building a Client that Processes the SOAP Header 60(2) How to Handle Unknown SOAP Headers 62(1) Lab 2: How to Implement a Custom SOAP Header 63(7) Lesson Summary 70(1) Lesson Review 70(2) Lesson 3: How to Implement SOAP Extensions 72(15) What Is a SOAP Extension? 72(2) Creating a Custom SOAP Extension Class 74(4) Configuring the SOAP Extension 78(2) Lab 3: How to Implement a Custom SOAP Extension 80(5) Lesson Summary 85(1) Lesson Review 85(2) Chapter Review 87(1) Chapter Summary 87(1) Key Terms 88(1) Case Scenarios 88(1) Case Scenario 1: Creating a Custom SOAP Header 88(1) Case Scenario 2: Creating a SOAP Extension 88(1) Suggested Practices 89(1) Take a Practice Test 89(2) Configuring and Publishing XML Web Services 91(34) Before You Begin 92(1) Lesson 1: How to Manage State in a Web Service 93(11) Using the Application Object 93(2) Using the Session Object 95(1) Handling Session State on the Client with Cookies 96(3) Performance Implications 99(1) Lab 1: Using the Session Object to Maintain State in a Web Service 99(2) Lesson Summary 101(1) Lesson Review 102(2) Lesson 2: How to Configure a Web Service Application 104(8) Using a Configuration File 104(3) Using the Machine.config File 107(1) Configuring the Session State Mode 108(1) Lab 2: Configuring a Web Service Application 109(1) Lesson Summary 110(1) Lesson Review 111(1) Lesson 3: How to Deploy and Publish a Web Service 112(9) Publishing Your Web Service 112(1) Using a Static Discovery File 113(1) Using a Dynamic Discovery File 114(1)