Expose Stored Procedures to ASP.NET through HTTP Endpoints
Yesterday DotNetSlackers.com posted a new article authored by Ahmad Mosa. It is about How to Expose Stored Procedures to ASP.NET through HTTP Endpoints. The article shows how to use HTTP endpoints of SQL Server 2005 to publish internal reports to your organization without using IIS Web Server and regardless of heterogeneous systems. Hope you'll like the article.
Ahmad Mosa is an MCT since 2005. He has MCSD.NET for both C# & VB.NET, MCDBA for SQL Server 2000 and MCPD for Enterprise application development (chartered member). Ahmad has been working in the training field for about 5 years and he has attended several overseas training in deferent locations.
Tutorial: Getting Started, Creating a WSE 3.0 Enabled Web Service to Transfer Large Amount of Data using WSE 3.0 MTOM
Just published
my artilce about getting started with WSE 3.0 on
DotNetSlackers.com. In this article I'm walking through to build simple document transfer web service using ASP.NET 2.0 and make this web serice WSE 3.0 enabled. The article is covering the following topics:
- How to configure a web service to use WSE 3.0
- How to configure a client application to use WSE 3.0
- How to configure a web service to use MTOM messaging mechanism
- How to enable a client application to use MTOM while communicating with a MTOM enabled web service
As an extension to this article, currently I'm studying how to build WSS 3.0 Web Service to upload documents to document libraries and enable WSE 3.0 on this web service. Hope I could finalize this soon.
Your comments and suggestions are appreciated.
Sharepoint 2007 Installation with best pratice
Cris David founder of
www.moss07.org blogged about how to
Installation SharePoint 2007 with best practice. He prepared a very organized
document about how to install and configure SharePoint 2007. The document is supposed to be in 2 parts. He
published his first part while a go. I highly recommend reading this
document if you are new to SharePoint or want to put your hand on the best pratice and smooth way to deploy SharePoint 2007.
I supposed to post this on
my SharePoint blog but it seems to be down.