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Featured Topic:  VB.NET Web service Last Updated: Apr 11, 2002  According to Roy Hoobler, Visual Basic.NET programmers should re-evaluate their coding and design practices to take full advantage of the new features with this software. >> Ask Roy a question in our Enterprise Developer Forum. >> Visit our sister site, SearchVB for more great Visual Basic info. Creating a VB.NET Web service (11 Apr 2002) Roy Hoobler's latest article shows how to implement a Web service server and client and some of the object oriented issues in designing a VB.NET application. Read Full Story NEWS: >> A Rush and a Push and Visual Studio.NET Is Here (Hurwitz Group, special to searchWebServices) 19 Mar 2002 >> Analysis: .NET tools mark new Web services battle (the451) 15 Feb 2002 >> The Dynamic, Smart, e-Business, .NET World of Web Services (Hurwitz Group, special to searchWebServices) 18 Feb 2002 >> Discussion Day: How to approach .NET within your organization (SearchWebServices Discussion Forums) 15 Feb 2002 >> Part I: Rushing to the .NET (SearchMiddleware) 11 Dec 2001 LINKS: >> Best Web Links-->Platforms and Servers-->.NET (Microsoft) >> Best Web Links-->Free Tutorials/Courseware-->Visual Basic >> Best Web Links-->Free Tutorials/Courseware-->.NET ADVICE: >> What are the main differences between COM+ and .NET? ASK THE EXPERTS :What are the main differences between COM+ and .NET? Should I forget everything I know about COM+ and start thinking about ... >> I've heard that .NET is not very secure. Should I be concerned? ASK THE EXPERTS :I've heard that .NET is not very secure. Should I be concerned? >> If I write an application using Visual.NET, will it run on a machine that doesn't have the .NET framework installed? ASK THE EXPERTS :If write an application using Visual.NET, will it run on a machine that doesn't have the .NET framework installed? Also, ... >> Will there be transition problems when moving from VB6 to VB.NET? ASK THE EXPERTS :I'm a Visual Basic developer and I'm a bit confused over this whole VB.NET thing. Believe it or not, our small shop is just ... >> What exactly is Microsoft .NET My Services? ASK THE EXPERTS :What exactly is Microsoft .NET My Services? Will I have to understand "Hailstorm" before migrating to .NET development? >> Say hello to VS .NET, a developer's friend TIP :Microsoft released the production version of Visual Studio .NET, its premier development toolkit, in February of this year. >> Reasons to move to .NET TIP :Find out why multi threading is a good reason to move to .NET. >> VS.NET: Changing Web application location TIP :While developing applications in VS.NET, the project will not open if the project directory is changed or renamed. >> Noodling on .NET and other similar initiatives TIP :Ed Tittel discusses the basics of the .Net initiative. BOOKS: >> Preparing for .Net Enterprise Technologies Price: $ 35.99 A comprehensive roadmap to establishing the tools, organizational policies, and support structures for enterprise systems. In ... Digg This!     StumbleUpon     Del.icio.us    RELATED RESOURCES 2020software.com, trial software downloads for accounting software, ERP software, CRM software and business software systems Search Bitpipe.com for the latest white papers and business webcasts Whatis.com, the online computer dictionary > Career advice '05 > Web Services Security School is in session > Top 10 stories of 2004 > Top 10 tips of 2004 > Top 10 'Ask the Expert' responses of 2004 View full list of Featured Topics This week's poll: What's the most widely held Web services myth out there today? (For more Web services myths vs. reality, check out our Apr. 01 Live Online Event with Meta analyst Daniel Sholler.)  Web services are here now! (Reality: Nobody will be using true Web services for years.)   Web services will cut legacy integration costs. (Reality: They'll help with integration, but they'll be more helpful with new projects.)   Web services are truly innovative. (Reality: The ideas have been here for a long time, but now Sun and Microsoft are trying to brand them.)   Web services security issues are over-hyped. (Reality: There are no solid security protocols yet, so customers won't feel comfortable with Web services for a while.)   Web services will change IT, computing... everything! (Reality: Vendor bickering, frail technology and lacking standards will turn them into the Edsel of the 21st century.)  Poll participation is restricted to registered members. Not a member? Register. Otherwise, log in: username: password:

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