Native Web Services with the Windows Web Services API
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Windows Web Services API (WWSAPI) is a native implementation of SOAP that provides core network communication by sustaining a set of WS-* and .NET* family of products.
This lab illustrates how to create both a WWSAPI client and service. The service fronts a legacy native "sort.dll". The lab demonstrates the significant performance gained by avoiding manage/native interop in comparison with a WCF service end-point.
Lesson Contents
- Introduction
- Lesson Index
- Background
- Windows Web Services API
- Web Services Refresher
- Windows Web Services API Layers
- Service Model
- Exercise 1: Running WCF Components on Server Core (Scenario)
- Exercise 1: Running WCF Components on Server Core
- Exercise 2: Connecting a Native Client with a WCF Service (Scenario)
- Exercise 2: Connecting a Native Client with a WCF Service
- Exercise 3: Building a Native Web Service (Scenario)
- Exercise 3: Building a Native Web Service
- Lab Summary
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