REST Web Services in ASP.Net 2.0 (c#)
by ms_michelThis article describes how to cheat your way to an elegant url REST web service.
This article describes how to cheat your way to an elegant url REST web service.
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A very small class, RpcService, that let’s you pass plain text both ways over HTTP. The text will probably be XML for a more structured contract, but that’s up to you. The class has a static Send method and a static Receive method.
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Create a virtual page handler that lets you deliver data directly from your database to your Web users. The app also lets you move your app into the world of REST Web Services.
A lightweight, open-source .NET library for build and calling REST Web Services.
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Free Apress Book On Web Services : http://www.apress.com/free/content/googleamazon.pdf
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Restful.Net is a .NET library for easily creating REST web services and web clients. Fully supports gzip compression and provides a clean event-driven model.
L'explication de la signification de REST telle que donnée par Roy T. Fielding est la suivante : "Representational State Transfer évoque l'image du fonctionnement d'une application Web bien construite : un réseau de pages Web (une machine à états finis virtuelle) où l'utilisateur progresse dans l'application en cliquant sur des liens (transition entre états) ce qui provoque l'affichage de la page suivante (représentant le nouvel état de l'application) à l'utilisateur qui peut alors l'exploiter".
One of the most requested things at the moment is example code, or documentation for the Flickr.Net API LIbrary, so this is the first (of possibly a series) of tutorials, focusing on how to create the Flickr class object, with and without authentication.
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A C# Client to the blogmarks.net Atom API
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This page describes how to get an ASP.NET application to work with the PUT and DELETE verbs under IIS on Windows XP Professional
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