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Web Services scenarios will always be built around two basics, the exposed service and those around who would consume it.

I point out real EXAMPLES OF THOSE THAT WOULD BENEFIT, how they would benefit and how it could be done.
Then you the developer build it for that company.
Back to the basics.
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Web Services Web Services Scenarios and the grand scheme
 
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Web Service Transaction
Web Service Routing and Referral
Microsoft Web Servers IIS5 and 6
Developing Clients for Web Services
Web Services - the basics
Web Services and SOAP
Web Services and General Scurity
Web Service Reliable Messaging
Web Service Policy
Web Service Message Encryption
Developing a Web Service
Web Service Security - part 1
Web Service Security - part 2
Biztalk and Orchestrating Web Services
Web Service security credentials
Web Service Inspection
Web Service Attachments
Web Services Framework and Enhancements
ADO.NET Web Services and Data Objects
Consuming Web Services and Proxy Clients
Configuring Web Methods using .config options
Directly altering Web Methods vs. using the WSDL document
Creating Web Methods
Encoded Web Services and Serializing Attributes
Options for creating Web Service Schemas
HTTP Handlers and the ASP.NET Pipelines
SOAP headers .NET and WEB exceptions
Sending DataSets from ASP.NET applications
SOAP Standards
SOAP and the Fundamental Message Structure
State and Web Services
Web Services Scenarios and the grand scheme
WSE2.0
WSDL - Web Service Definition Language
WSDL - Web Service Definition Language
Web Services explained
Web Services explained
Literal can break header
Html output as a literal 2
Html output as a literal
Sample Web Service
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