ASP.NET Web Services QuickStart Tutorial

Samples

Create BP-Conformant Service

Use SOAP 1.2 Protocol

Return Various Data Types

Enable WebService DeCompression

Using ASP.NET Sessions

Create a Simple Math Service

Validate Messages

RAD Async Method Calls

Selecting Service At Runtime

Using Server Interface

Utilize SOAP Exceptions

Utilize SOAP Headers

Share Types Across Services

Use Default Credentials

Simple Web Service That Demonstrates the EnableDecompression Feature

When the EnableDecompression property on an instance of a client proxy class is set to true the client will support decompression.

		
Dim service As New EnableDecompressionService()
service.EnableDecompression = true

This gives the ability to interoperate with services that support compression.

To disable decompression, set EnableDecompression to false. One likely scenario for this is when you want to view SOAP traces of the responses being sent from the server in plain text. Setting this property to false lets the server know that decompression is not supported.

NOTE: The Web service in this sample does not support compression.

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