C# and Newbie DIME Questions

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Richard

All,

I need to construct, send, receive, and unpack a DIME
package from a C# client talking to an ASP .NET/C# Web
Service. Three questions, question #2 I'm absolutely
clueless on and so I could really use a snippet or a link
to an MSDN article for #2:

1) I've got an MSDN article that describes the DIME
package structure well enough that I can write
construct/unpack if need be, but does anybody know of a
Framework class or a freebie that will save me the trouble?

2) HELP: This is my very first full day of Web Service
programming. I got hello Web Service working to the point
where I can send a string with the request. Anyway, does
anybody have a code snippet or advice on how I can turn
hello Web Service with a string into "hello DIME package"?

3) DIME best practices. Are there "best practices" when
working with DIME and Web Services? In reality I would
like to send a string argument and a DIME package to the
server - is it preferred that I embed the string in the
DIME package or is it ok to have a string and a DIME
package sent in a SOAP request? Any advice is most
welcome..

--Richard
 
Hi Richard,

I will reply you after some research.

Best regards,
Jeffrey Tan
Microsoft Online Partner Support
Get Secure! - www.microsoft.com/security
This posting is provided "as is" with no warranties and confers no rights.

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| All,
|
| I need to construct, send, receive, and unpack a DIME
| package from a C# client talking to an ASP .NET/C# Web
| Service. Three questions, question #2 I'm absolutely
| clueless on and so I could really use a snippet or a link
| to an MSDN article for #2:
|
| 1) I've got an MSDN article that describes the DIME
| package structure well enough that I can write
| construct/unpack if need be, but does anybody know of a
| Framework class or a freebie that will save me the trouble?
|
| 2) HELP: This is my very first full day of Web Service
| programming. I got hello Web Service working to the point
| where I can send a string with the request. Anyway, does
| anybody have a code snippet or advice on how I can turn
| hello Web Service with a string into "hello DIME package"?
|
| 3) DIME best practices. Are there "best practices" when
| working with DIME and Web Services? In reality I would
| like to send a string argument and a DIME package to the
| server - is it preferred that I embed the string in the
| DIME package or is it ok to have a string and a DIME
| package sent in a SOAP request? Any advice is most
| welcome..
|
| --Richard
|
|
|
|
|
|
 
Hi Richard,

I am still busy these days, but I can provide you some links for more
information:
http://www.15seconds.com/Issue/021218.htm
http://www.codeproject.com/cs/webservices/dimewebcam.asp?target=web+service%
7Cdime

Hope this helps,
Best regards,
Jeffrey Tan
Microsoft Online Partner Support
Get Secure! - www.microsoft.com/security
This posting is provided "as is" with no warranties and confers no rights.

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|
| All,
|
| I need to construct, send, receive, and unpack a DIME
| package from a C# client talking to an ASP .NET/C# Web
| Service. Three questions, question #2 I'm absolutely
| clueless on and so I could really use a snippet or a link
| to an MSDN article for #2:
|
| 1) I've got an MSDN article that describes the DIME
| package structure well enough that I can write
| construct/unpack if need be, but does anybody know of a
| Framework class or a freebie that will save me the trouble?
|
| 2) HELP: This is my very first full day of Web Service
| programming. I got hello Web Service working to the point
| where I can send a string with the request. Anyway, does
| anybody have a code snippet or advice on how I can turn
| hello Web Service with a string into "hello DIME package"?
|
| 3) DIME best practices. Are there "best practices" when
| working with DIME and Web Services? In reality I would
| like to send a string argument and a DIME package to the
| server - is it preferred that I embed the string in the
| DIME package or is it ok to have a string and a DIME
| package sent in a SOAP request? Any advice is most
| welcome..
|
| --Richard
|
|
|
|
|
|
 
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