Re: Passing arguments to Web Service from Win application

From: Erik Porter [.NET MVP] (erikporter@mvps.org)
Date: 01/22/03 

From: "Erik Porter [.NET MVP]" <erikporter@mvps.org>
Date: Wed, 22 Jan 2003 02:30:32 -0500

Do you have any links to samples on doing this?

"AJoshi" <ajoshi@approva.net> wrote in message
news:OIycWSewCHA.2796@TK2MSFTNGP12...
> If you want to do all this transparently (without changing server
webmethod
> signatures) then you can use a SoapHeader that is filled within a
SoapOutput
> filter (use WSE). You will then have a SoapInput filter at the server end
> which extracts this. Use WSE encryption and signing for security. Your
> client code fills in the user name, pwd etc. using a SoapContext object.
> This is accessible in your SoapOutput filter. This has minimal changes in
> client code.
>
> "Alex Ayzin" <Alex.Ayzin@verizon.net> wrote in message
> news:e6ZOBYbwCHA.968@TK2MSFTNGP12...
> > Hello,
> >
> > Need your help again, guys. I'm not exactly too sure what I need, but
I'll
> > try to word it out. Anyway, I have a Win app that has a Login form. On
> that
> > Login form I have 4 textboxes, that capture data from Users - UserName,
> > Password, ServerName, DataBaseName. That Win app consumes a Web Service
> > running on a WebServer. When Win app issues a call to WebService through
> > proxyObj.WebMethod(), I pass a couple of parameters to it. What I need
to
> do
> > here's capture Logon information from those 4 texboxes and pass that
info
> to
> > WebService among other params as ParamArray args(). What is a best
> solution
> > to implement this?
> > I was thinking like this:
> > 1.Declare a Shared function on the form to capture 4 textboxes .Text
> > properties.
> > 2. Create separate object (class) to grab that information from a Shared
> > function(my managers request that it's a separate object)
> > 3. Compile previous object into .DLL, reference it in WebService and
have
> an
> > access to captured information.
> > But I see a lot of design holes in it; maybe you can come up with a
couple
> > of ideas that might help... Thanks a lot.
> > --Alex
> >
> >
>
>

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