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Web Services Procedures
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This section provides how-to information on developing and using web services.

Topics

Name | Description
Accessing an ASP.NET "Hello World" Web Services Application | If you want to consume the Web Services application you created, you must create a client application to access your ASP.NET Web Services application. This process requires different development steps to achieve the desired output.
Adding Web References in ASP.NET Projects | If you want to consume a web service, you must create a client application, and add a Web Reference. These procedures describe how to create an ASP.NET client application that consumes a third-party web service. The client application consumes the DeadOrAliveWS web service available from the XMethods Web site. This web service lets you query a simple database of celebrities and their respective birthdates and expiration dates.
Building an ASP.NET "Hello World" Web Services Application | Building an application with ASP.NET Web Services lets you expose functionality to your client application over a Web connection. These steps walk you through building a simple "Hello World" application with ASP.NET Web Services. Once built, the application exposes all of its objects and methods through a WebMethod that you create and access through a web browser.
Porting a Delphi for Win32 Web Service Client Application to Delphi for .NET | The following steps are required to port your Delphi for Win32 Web Services client application to Delphi for .NET.

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