Answer by Oded Ben Dov for iPhone interaction with ASP.NET WebService
this answer is out dated, but for protocol's sake:I've been using sudzc.com to convert my web service to Objective-C classes.It works really well, and simplifies things tremendously.Cheers,Oded.
View ArticleAnswer by Shahor for iPhone interaction with ASP.NET WebService
Try wcf buddy, it allows you to create easilly a SOAP webService which you can call from anywhere
View ArticleAnswer by PeyloW for iPhone interaction with ASP.NET WebService
Hessian is much better communication protocol than XML. Being a binary format it is even more compact, and with a strict format parsing is much faster.As a bonus there are already frameworks for Java,...
View ArticleAnswer by sagarkothari for iPhone interaction with ASP.NET WebService
- (void)viewDidLoad {[super viewDidLoad];// create a soap Message which is given in your required web serviceNSString *soapMessage=@"<?xml version=\"1.0\"...
View ArticleAnswer by Daniel for iPhone interaction with ASP.NET WebService
You can actually make a web service and make it real easy to integrate into your iphone up. I would suggest if you are using .net to create a WCF service with webHttp bidding and implement get and post...
View ArticleAnswer by Noon Silk for iPhone interaction with ASP.NET WebService
If you're not integrating with ASP.NET on both sides, I'd probably avoid a 'web service' specifically, and just output your own XML format, and process it appropriately on the iPhone side with an XML lib.
View ArticleiPhone interaction with ASP.NET WebService
I have to develop an application, which will request to a web service developed in ASP.NET.I don't know, what is the code of creating a request to asp.net web service,How asp.net web service will...
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