how to transfer xml file between two computers using web service

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please , I need to transfer xml file or document file between client and server using web service

Posted 23-Feb-12 8:16am

ashrafkhmh

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ZurdoDev 23-Feb-12 14:18pm

Create the web service on the server side and then create a client proxy to use the webservice. There is a ton more work to do than can be answered here. You need to get started and then let us know where you get stuck.

ashrafkhmh 23-Feb-12 14:23pm

actually , I do not know how can i start

ZurdoDev 23-Feb-12 14:27pm

It all depends on what you know and what you have. Do you have Visual Studio? If so, start with File, New Project, Web Service. And search google and msdn for how to build a webservice. This isn't something most people learn overnight so you need to spend some time researching and learning.

ashrafkhmh 23-Feb-12 14:44pm

thanks a lot for your response , kindly i have v.studio 2010 and i know writing simple web service and how to call it from web site

ZurdoDev 23-Feb-12 14:48pm

Ok, if you are know that much I would suggest you get started and then let us know what specific issue you run into. Good luck.

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psgviscom · Answer 1 · 2012-02-23T08:43:00

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Hi ashrafkhmh,
Refer this link. It may help you.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/ms763733%28v=vs.85%29.aspx[^]

Posted 23-Feb-12 8:43am

psgviscom

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