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SOAP and RESTful Web Services Guide

The document discusses various examples and techniques for building web services using SOAP and REST architectures. It provides code samples for creating basic SOAP and RESTful web services in ASP.NET, including adding methods, request handling, and authentication. Examples are given for making requests to the services using tools like Fiddler. The differences between SOAP and REST architectures are also overviewed.

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SOAP and RESTful Web Services Guide

The document discusses various examples and techniques for building web services using SOAP and REST architectures. It provides code samples for creating basic SOAP and RESTful web services in ASP.NET, including adding methods, request handling, and authentication. Examples are given for making requests to the services using tools like Fiddler. The differences between SOAP and REST architectures are also overviewed.

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Dịch vụ Web và tập các giao

thức - Practice
Nguyễn Mạnh Tuấn
tuannm@[Link]
Nội dung
 Practical SOAP Example
 Using Web Service SOAP
 Restful Web Service

2
Practical SOAP Example
 This topic will look at using the [Link]
framework to build an ASMX web service. This type
of web service supports both SOAP version 1.1 and
version 1.2.
 ASMX web services automatically generate the Web
Service Definition Language (WSDL) document.
This WSDL document is required by the calling
client application so that the application knows what
the web service is capable of doing.
Create [Link] Web application
 From Visual Studio, click on the menu option File-
>New project
Create [Link] Web application
 Project name: [Link]
Create [Link] Web application
 Add a Web service file to project
Create [Link] Web application
 Add the following code to your Tutorial Service
asmx file
Create [Link] Web application
 F5 to run project
Create [Link] Web application
 SOAP request and response
Create [Link] Web application
 To show WSDL
Using Web Service SOAP
Add more web service
Create new project
Create new project
Create new project
Sử dụng WebService
Sử dụng WebService
Sử dụng WebService

static void Main(string[ ] args)

var client = new Guru99Webservice.Guru99WebserviceSoapClient();

[Link]([Link](l));

[Link]();

}
Output
Restful Web Service
What is Restful Web Service?
 REST is used to build Web services that are
lightweight, maintainable, and scalable in nature. A
service which is built on the REST architecture is
called a RESTful service. The underlying protocol
for REST is HTTP, which is the basic web protocol.
REST stands for REpresentational State Transfer
RESTful Key Elements
 Resources
 to access an employee record resource via REST, one can issue
the command [Link]
 Request Verbs
 GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE...
 Request Headers: additional instructions sent with the
request
 Request Body: Data is sent with the request
 Response Body: the main body of the response
 Response Status codes: 200, 403...
Why Restful
 Heterogeneous languages and
environments
 The event of Devices
 The event of the Cloud
 Azure and Amazon provide a lot of API's
based on the Restful architecture
 Hence, applications now need to be
developed in such a way that they are
made compatible with the Cloud
SOAP vs. REST
SOAP vs. REST
When to use REST and when to use SOAP

 REST services should be used in the following


instances
 Limited resources and bandwidth
 Statelessness

 Caching

 SOAP
 Asynchronous processing and subsequent invocation
 A Formal means of communication
 Stateful operations
Build RESTful web services
Create new Web project
 As same SOAP project
 Add service
Create new Web project
 Add service
Create new Web project
 Config: change enableWebScript to webHttp
Create new Web project

 Add code:
[SenviceContnact(Namespace = "")]
[AspNetCompatibilityRequirements(RequirementsMode =
[Link]
public class TutorialService
{
private static List 1st = new List
(new String[] {"Arrays","Queues","Stacks"});
Create new Web project

 Add code:
[WebGet(UriTemplate="/Tutorial")]
public String GetAllTutorial()
{
int count = [Link];
String TutorialList = "";
for (int i = 0; i < count; i++)
TutorialList = TutorialList + lst[i] + ",";
return TutorialList;
}
Create new Web project

 Add code:
[WebGet (UriTemplate = "/Tutorial/{Tutorialid}")]
public String GetTutorialbyID(String Tutorialid)
{
int pid;
[Link](Tutorialid, out pid);
return lst[pid];
}
Create new Web project
Create new Web project

[WebInvoke(Method = "DELETE", RequestFormat = [Link],


UriTemplate = "/Tutorial/{Tutorialid}", ResponseFormat = [Link],
BodyStyle = [Link])]
public void DeleteTutorial(String Tutorialid)
{
int pid;
[Link](Tutorialid, out pid);
[Link](pid);
}
Test Web service
Test Web service
Test Web service
 Thực thi POST, PUT, DELETE... Request
 Run the Filddler tool
Test Web service
Build secure web services
Build project

 The latest step of build SOAP. Add below code to exist web
service:
public class AuthHeader : SoapHeader
{
public string UserName;
public string Password;
}
Build project

public class TutorialService : [Link]


{
public AuthHeader Credentials;
[SoapHeader("Credentials")]
[WebMethod]
public string Guru99WebService()
{
if ([Link]() != "Guru99" ||
[Link]() != "Guru99Password")
{
throw new SoapException("Unauthorized",
[Link]);
}
eise
return "This is a Guru99 Web service";
}
Output
Client
static void Main(string[] args)
{
var client = new WebServiceSoapClient();
AuthHeader authHeader = new AuthHeader();
[Link] = "Guru99";
[Link] = "Guru99Password";

[Link]([Link](authHeader));

[Link]();
}
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