i want to exchange data between 2 sites for e.g data of employees to another site .
I think web services can do it. But i dont know how to achieve that. Secondly i heard that it is possible using SOAP but that is what XML webservices use to transfer xml data.
I just want to know how to achieve that ,better if any example is there.........
Hey SanjaySutar listen not all information has to use a webservice to pass data between websites. Depending the amount of data that your sharing, will depend on if you need to use a web service, what web services are for is so a Multi application accross
net works can share data. But how much data are you sharing and what do you want to share. I can tell you one way to share data is directly through internet web browsers, Browser have abilities to hold data also known as cookies. Cookies are browser variables
that store bits of information, if you have two websites and you want to pass data between one website to another you could use a system known as a cookies share description log that will allow you to convert data across web browsers; without ever needing
any webservice. Very powerful wouldn't you say? I have done this for a company that wanted to verifiy a user login from a totally different web site with out havent to access any members databse or any webservice for that matter. I totally knocked the guys
socks off with this ability. And guess how long it took two minutes.
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want to exchange data between sites
Jul 30, 2007 04:16 AM|LINK
hi
i want to exchange data between 2 sites for e.g data of employees to another site .
I think web services can do it. But i dont know how to achieve that. Secondly i heard that it is possible using SOAP but that is what XML webservices use to transfer xml data.
I just want to know how to achieve that ,better if any example is there.........
Thanx in advance
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Re: want to exchange data between sites
Jul 30, 2007 04:37 AM|LINK
You would create a web service on one system, and have the other system call that web service using the web client api.
Here are some articles on how to do it.
http://www.kantega.no/kurs/kursliste/kursinfo.asp?thisId=1114690258
http://peterkellner.net
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Re: want to exchange data between sites
Jul 30, 2007 04:50 AM|LINK
You can use XML Webservices using SOAP header as shown in this article:
http://aspalliance.com/979_Working_with_Web_Services_Using_ASPNET
Hope this helps,
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Re: want to exchange data between sites
Aug 01, 2007 01:21 PM|LINK
hi thanx 4 the reply but i want some more comprehensive stuff. I mean i require any example or any book from where i can get this stuff
thanx in advance
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Re: want to exchange data between sites
Aug 02, 2007 04:37 PM|LINK
Hey SanjaySutar listen not all information has to use a webservice to pass data between websites. Depending the amount of data that your sharing, will depend on if you need to use a web service, what web services are for is so a Multi application accross net works can share data. But how much data are you sharing and what do you want to share. I can tell you one way to share data is directly through internet web browsers, Browser have abilities to hold data also known as cookies. Cookies are browser variables that store bits of information, if you have two websites and you want to pass data between one website to another you could use a system known as a cookies share description log that will allow you to convert data across web browsers; without ever needing any webservice. Very powerful wouldn't you say? I have done this for a company that wanted to verifiy a user login from a totally different web site with out havent to access any members databse or any webservice for that matter. I totally knocked the guys socks off with this ability. And guess how long it took two minutes.