Client and Xml Web Services


by Adam Sturo - Date: 2007-06-10 - Word Count: 304 Share This!

When client and xml web services communicate with each others, it's same like RPC (Remote Procedure Call). When client have to call a method of xml web service client uses a proxy objects this proxy object helps in calling the method. There are various steps involved then communication is build. Same of these steps are as follows. You can also say there are several phase when communication is to be created:

1) First of all client has to create an object you can say a proxy class on the computers on which the client is on.

2) After creating it clients call a method on that proxy object.

3) The xml web services on client system serialized the method call by the client and argument that is sent with soap and send this to xml web service over the network.

4) The infrastructure on which xml web services deserialized the SOAP message after deserlizing its create an instance of xml web service. After that the method is call with the argument on xml web service.

5) After that xml web services executes the methods and return the value if there is out parameter. Then value is return.

6) The infrastructure serializes the value that is return and the out put paramts with SOAP message and send this to client over the network.

7) Then the return value is deserializes on the client components and out put paramts send to proxy objects.

8) Then the proxy object sends the return value and the output parameter to the client.
Visual studio dot net provides tool to build, display and publish your xml web services using asp.net. Creating xml web services is similar to creating a com (component object model). Xml web services provide specific functionality to client applications over the web. Xml web services available for client application to use over the internet.

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