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api, soap, vb, asp, web, services, ado, xml
APIs
An Application Programming Interface (API) serves as a "middle layer" between a frontend (user interface) and a backend (database). APIs allow the creation of multiple frontends for a given application. For instance, an API may allow frontends built in PHP and Microsoft ...
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How to Convert an ADO Recordset to an ADO.NET Dataset using XML
sometimes necessary to convert a legacy ADO recordset to an ADO.NET dataset. For example, you might want to make a recordset from a Microsoft Access database accessible to a .NET application or web service. If the ADO recordset is on the same machine as your .NET ...
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How to Create a SOAP Web Service with Visual Studio .NET
document describes how to create a simple web service that makes METRIX data accessible via the SOAP protocol. Once this web service is constructed, installed, and started, any SOAP client should be able to connect to it, access data, and issue remote ...
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Links to Reference Material for non-METRIX APIs
Tools Download Microsoft Office 2003 Web Services Toolkit http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=FA36018AE1CF48A39B 35169D819ECF18&displaylang=en (required for consuming web services via VBA) More Microsoft Web Services tools http://msdn.microsoft.com/webservices ...
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