Web Pages and Web Services (How Do I in C#)

This page links to help on widely used Web applications tasks. To view other categories of popular tasks covered in Help, see How Do I in C#.

Web Pages

• What's New in ASP.NET and Web Development
  Introduction to Visual Web Developer, the development tool for creating ASP.NET Web pages.

• Introduction to ASP.NET Web Pages
  Provides an overview of the fundamental characteristics of how ASP.NET Web pages work in Web applications.

Web Services

• Windows Communication Foundation
  Home page for the Microsoft platform for connected applications and Web services.

• XML Documents and Data
  Links to articles on how to read and write XML documents and data.

• Web Services in Managed Code
  Links to articles on how to create and deploy Web services and how to access Web services in managed code.

• How to: Access a Web Service in Managed Code
  Describes how to access Web services.

• How to: Access a Web Service Asynchronously in Managed Code
  Describes the asynchronous approach to accessing Web services.

• How to: Explore Web Service Content
  Describes how to explore Web service content.

• How to: Create ASP.NET Web Service Projects
  Describes how to create ASP.NET Web service projects.

• How to: Use the WebService Attribute
  Describes how to use the WebService attribute to specify the namespace and description text for the XML Web service

• How to: Inherit from the WebService Class
  Describes how to inherit from the WebService Class.

• How to: Create a Web Service Method
  Describes how to create a Web Service method.

• How to: Use the WebMethod Attribute
  Describes how to use the WebMethod Attribute to indicate that you want the method exposed as part of the XML Web service.

• How to: Debug Web Services in Managed Code
  Describes how to debug XML Web services in managed code.

• How to: Deploy Web Services in Managed Code
  Describes how to deploy Web services in managed code.

• How to: Generate a Web Service Proxy
  Describes how to generate a Web service proxy.

• Walkthrough: Redirecting an Application to Target a Different Web Service at Installation
  Demonstrates how to create a Web application that can be redirected to target a different XML Web service by using the URL Behavior property, an Installer class, and a Web Setup project.

Additional Resources

These sites require an Internet connection.

• MSDN Web Services and Other Distributed Technologies Developer Center
  Articles, code examples and many other resources for developing and connecting to Web services.

• MSDN XML Developer Center
  Articles, code examples and many other resources for working with XML data.

• Microsoft ASP.NET Developer Center
  Articles, code examples and many other resources for creating ASP.NET Web pages.

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