ColdFusion WS Consumer for a WS Created in VS2003
Here's the idea:
- Create a Web Service (WS) using VS.NET technologies. If you have MS .NET Studio, there it is a wizard that generates a simple service.
- Publish that web service after you make sure the web service actually does something.
- Use the result of the web service in ColdFusion code.
- Send parameters to the WS and get results in CF
Why?
- Because you can create Web Services using any scripting (and not only) technologies
- Because you can benefit of all free (or paid) web services available on the net
- Because you can mix technologies in a very easy way and get things done faster
- Because probable someone else thought about it before and built exactly the web service you need
- Because it is cool
http://www.aspfree.com/c/a/ASP.NET/ColdFusion-WS-Consumer-for-a-WS-Created-in-VS2003/
- Create a Web Service (WS) using VS.NET technologies. If you have MS .NET Studio, there it is a wizard that generates a simple service.
- Publish that web service after you make sure the web service actually does something.
- Use the result of the web service in ColdFusion code.
- Send parameters to the WS and get results in CF
Why?
- Because you can create Web Services using any scripting (and not only) technologies
- Because you can benefit of all free (or paid) web services available on the net
- Because you can mix technologies in a very easy way and get things done faster
- Because probable someone else thought about it before and built exactly the web service you need
- Because it is cool
http://www.aspfree.com/c/a/ASP.NET/ColdFusion-WS-Consumer-for-a-WS-Created-in-VS2003/
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