It doesn't do the most work, but the way it does what it does is awesome.
Download zip file
You must have the .NET framework installed in order for it to run. Also, you have to extract the application in order to run it. It will not run directly out of Winzip. Lastly, I'm sure everyone will find a ****load of bugs and it won't work on everyones box, but I just finished and wanted to show everyone.
In conclusion, WEB SERVICES OWN ME!
I've updated it to perform more functions.
How and what pieces of code get complied down to a .dll ?
The dll is the web service. You take the .cs file and create a dll from it in the .NET command prompt. I couldn't find a way to do it in the IDE. Then you add the dll of the web service to your other project (my GUI in this case). Make a reference in the code as well and you can then call the web service methods like you declared them locally.
Very cool AMDPwred,
I noticed that the DLL must be in the Dir with the .exe
why is that? I thought web services would be hosted on the server ?
and I guess the .exe is the WinForm that calls the webservices.
The dll just contains the information needed to access the web service methods for my GUI (compiled from the source code to the web service). The entire app is not a web service. The GUI you see is a normal, local, Windows Form application. The web interaction comes in when you submit your values.
Hey I can't download the file. Fix the link!
Current projects:
1) User Interface Development Kit (C++)
2) HTML SDK (C++)
3) Classes (C++)
4) INI Editor (Delphi)
It's an old project, I don't even think I have it anymore. I've got a new project I'll post up later today. It's very cool. You search for something and it searches the google database, it then returns the number of results. I'm working on having it show the results in a browser now.
