Peter starts integrating a TypeScript client-side object with a server-side Web API service. Along the way, he looks at method overloading (not good), making JSON calls (good), testing asynchronous ...
I'm trying to get started with this stuff, and I'm getting nowhere. I've tried to follow several articles online, as well as videos on YouTube, and I still can't get ...
The .NET Framework gives you three different ways to call a Web Service. However, depending on your scenario, the latest and greatest object isn’t necessarily your best choice. If you’re going to call ...
Another thing I notice is that when one of the first 50 calls end (start to happen around call number 300 or so), things speed up. The final 10 calls time out since they have been running for over 60s ...
If you haven’t been keeping up with what Sun Microsystems has been cooking up for the next release of Java, here is a wakeup call: For months now, Sun has been providing early releases of binaries, ...
In the first article of this series, I discussed the various types of hackers that Web service developers must be aware of and considered the first line of defense, Secure Sockets Layer (SSL). I ...
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At first, my opposite number at the licensee and I agreed on a licensing scheme in which their software would write an encrypted license code and expiration date in the registry for our software to ...
Before we delve into the security concerns unique to Web services, it is important to understand what type of hackers you are trying to keep out of your Web services. Although it is impossible to ...