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schema instance documents, Writing a Schema Explicitly

associating schemas with, Associating Schemas with Instance Documents

defined, Writing a Schema Explicitly

locating schemas, Associating Schemas with Instance Documents

schemaLocation attribute, Associating Schemas with Instance Documents

SchemaHandler1.ashx sample code, Using the XML DOM API, Custom Clients

schemaRef elements, The DISCO Specification

schemas

abstract types, Advanced Schema Features, Using Wsdl.exe

all elements, Complex Types, Creating Choices with [XmlElement] and [XmlChoiceIdentifier]

anonymous types, Anonymous Types

any elements, Complex Types, Setting WildCards with [XmlAnyElement] and [XmlAnyAttribute]

anyAttribute elements, Complex Types, Setting WildCards with [XmlAnyElement] and [XmlAnyAttribute]

arbitrating between platforms, The Role of Schemas in Web Services

array serialization, Customizing Arrays with [XmlArray] and [XmlArrayItem], Marker Interfaces for [XmlArray] and [XmlArrayItem]

associating with instance documents, Associating Schemas with Instance Documents

attribute elements, Declaring Attributes, Complex Types

attribute groups, Element and Attribute Groups

attributeFormDefault attribute, The Root <schema> Element

attributes for elements, Adding Restrictions

attributes, setting for serialization, Setting XML Attributes with [XmlAttribute], Setting XML Attributes with [XmlAttribute]

choice elements, Complex Types, Creating Choices with [XmlElement] and [XmlChoiceIdentifier], Creating Choices with [XmlElement] and [XmlChoiceIdentifier]

class generation from , see xml schema definition tool

complex type content, Simple, Mixed, and Complex Content in Complex Types

complex type creation, Complex Types

complexContent elements, Simple, Mixed, and Complex Content in Complex Types

complexType elements, Complex Types

constraints for types, table of, Custom Simple Types, Table 6-2: Schema Simple Type Constraints

content in types, Simple, Mixed, and Complex Content in Complex Types

creating, approaches to, The Role of Schemas in Web Services

creation, explicit , Writing a Schema Explicitly

creation, implicit, Writing Schemas Implicitly

DataSet objects, typed, Typed DataSet Objects, Typed DataSet Objects

declaring attribute elements, Declaring Attributes

declaring custom types, Declaring Custom Types, Anonymous Types

declaring elements, Declaring Elements, Empty and Nillable Elements

default values of elements, setting, Adding Restrictions

document/literal attribute, Working with Document/Literal Services, Important

element elements, Declaring Elements, Empty and Nillable Elements

element groups, Element and Attribute Groups

elementFormDefault attribute, The Root <schema> Element

elements, tagging fields as, Setting XML Elements with [XmlElement], Setting XML Elements with [XmlElement]

empty elements, Empty and Nillable Elements

enumeration serialization, Customizing Enumerations with [XmlEnum], Customizing Enumerations with [XmlEnum]

explicit creation of, Writing a Schema Explicitly

fixed attribute, Adding Restrictions

form attribute, Adding Restrictions, Setting XML Attributes with [XmlAttribute]

global declarations, Declaring Elements

groups, Element and Attribute Groups

ignoring members for serialization, Bypassing Class Members with [XmlIgnore]

implicit creation, Writing Schemas Implicitly

incorporating into services, approaches to, Incorporating a Schema into Your Web Service

inheritance model, Advanced Schema Features

IXmlSerializable, Serializer-Unfriendly Classes

maxOccurs attributes, Adding Restrictions, Table 6-3: Wildcard Constraints, Customizing Arrays with [XmlArray] and [XmlArrayItem]

minOccurs attributes, Adding Restrictions, Table 6-3: Wildcard Constraints, Customizing Arrays with [XmlArray] and [XmlArrayItem]

namespace definition, The Root <schema> Element, The Root <schema> Element

namespace setting with WebService, Identifying the Service with [WebService], Identifying the Service with [WebService]

namespaces for wildcards, Table 6-3: Wildcard Constraints

namespaces, scope of, Namespace Scoping Issues

nillable elements, Empty and Nillable Elements

occurences of elements, setting, Adding Restrictions, Table 6-3: Wildcard Constraints

prefixes for elements, The Root <schema> Element

prefixes for namespaces, The Root <schema> Element

purpose of, The Role of Schemas in Web Services

referencing attributes of other schemas, Declaring Attributes

request root serialization, Finalizing Message Class Definitions with [XmlRoot] and [XmlType], Finalizing Message Class Definitions with [XmlRoot] and [XmlType]

response root serialization, Finalizing Message Class Definitions with [XmlRoot] and [XmlType], Finalizing Message Class Definitions with [XmlRoot] and [XmlType]

root element for, The Root <schema> Element, The Root <schema> Element

schema elements, The Root <schema> Element, The Root <schema> Element

Section 5 encoding, Serialization Attributes for Encoded Services

sequence elements, Complex Types

serialization problems, What the Serializer Doesn’t Do, Using Wsdl.exe

serializer unfriendly classes, Serializer-Unfriendly Classes

service identification, Identifying the Service with [WebService], Identifying the Service with [WebService]

simple type creation, Custom Simple Types

SOAP Section 5 attributes, Serialization Attributes for Encoded Services

SOAP with, SOAP, WSDL, Encoding, and Styles

SoapDocumentMethod attribute with, Wrapping It All Up with [SoapDocumentMethod], Table 6-14: Properties of the [SoapDocMethod] Attribute

SoapDocumentService method, Working with Document/Literal Services, Setting Service Defaults with [SoapDocumentService]

System.Xml serializer, Writing Schemas Implicitly, Setting Service Defaults with [SoapDocumentService], Setting XML Elements with [XmlElement]

targetNamespace attribute, The Root <schema> Element, The Root <schema> Element

text nodes, setting for serialization, Setting Text Nodes with [XmlText], Setting Text Nodes with [XmlText]

type serialization, Finalizing Message Class Definitions with [XmlRoot] and [XmlType], Table 6-11: Properties of the [XmlType] Attribute

types for elements, Declaring Elements

types, anonymous, Anonymous Types

types, creating complex , Complex Types

types, creating simple, Custom Simple Types

types, declaring custom, Declaring Custom Types, Anonymous Types

typing elements with, The Role of Schemas in Web Services

use attribute, Declaring Attributes

Web methods, generated from, WSDL and Web Methods

WebService attribute, Identifying the Service with [WebService], Identifying the Service with [WebService]

wildcard constraints, Complex Types, Setting WildCards with [XmlAnyElement] and [XmlAnyAttribute], Setting WildCards with [XmlAnyElement] and [XmlAnyAttribute]

WSA proposals for, Schemas

wsdl.exe for service creation, Using Wsdl.exe

xmlns attribute, The Root <schema> Element

xsd.exe , see xml schema definition tool

Schematron, Schemas

searching for Web services., see uddi

security

access control. , see acls

authentication. , see authentication

authorization. , see authorization

communication methods, Secure Communication, Concerns with Custom Cryptography

confidentiality requirement, Security Requirements

GXA. , see ws-security

hash values, Integrity Through Signing

HTTPS for, Security Problems

integrity requirement, Security Requirements

key creation, Shared Key Encryption

SignatureOptions enumeration, Signing Parts of the Message

SSL, SSL

users. , see users

Windows overview, Windows Security

WS-Security. , see ws-security

WSE. , see ws-security

X509 certificates, <wsse:BinarySecurityToken> element, Confidentiality Through Encryption

X509. , see x509 certificates

security tokens, Security Tokens, <wsse:BinarySecurityToken> element

Semantic Web Activity, WSDL

serialization

abstract type bug, Advanced Schema Features

arrays in schemas, Customizing Arrays with [XmlArray] and [XmlArrayItem], Marker Interfaces for [XmlArray] and [XmlArrayItem]

choice elements in schemas, Creating Choices with [XmlElement] and [XmlChoiceIdentifier], Creating Choices with [XmlElement] and [XmlChoiceIdentifier]

DataReader objects with, DataReader Objects, DataReader Objects

document/literal attribute, Working with Document/Literal Services, Setting Service Defaults with [SoapDocumentService]

elements, tagging fields as, Setting XML Elements with [XmlElement], Setting XML Elements with [XmlElement]

enumerations in schemas, Customizing Enumerations with [XmlEnum], Customizing Enumerations with [XmlEnum]

ignoring schema members, Bypassing Class Members with [XmlIgnore]

IXmlSerializable, Serializer-Unfriendly Classes

place in request process, The Life Cycle of a Web Service Request

roots of schemas, Finalizing Message Class Definitions with [XmlRoot] and [XmlType], Finalizing Message Class Definitions with [XmlRoot] and [XmlType]

Runtime.Serialization, The Other .NET Serializer

schema problems with, What the Serializer Doesn’t Do, Using Wsdl.exe

skipping, reasons for, HTTP Handlers

SOAP, SOAP 1.1, How .NET Handles Structs in the SOAP Body, SOAP Message Validation

SOAP 1.2 support lacking, HTTP Handlers, Working with XML Directly

SoapDocumentMethod attribute for schemas, Wrapping It All Up with [SoapDocumentMethod], Table 6-14: Properties of the [SoapDocMethod] Attribute

SoapDocumentService method, Working with Document/Literal Services, Setting Service Defaults with [SoapDocumentService]

text nodes, setting for, Setting Text Nodes with [XmlText], Setting Text Nodes with [XmlText]

text with, Working with XML Directly

types in schemas, Finalizing Message Class Definitions with [XmlRoot] and [XmlType], Table 6-11: Properties of the [XmlType] Attribute

wildcard settings for schema, Setting WildCards with [XmlAnyElement] and [XmlAnyAttribute], Setting WildCards with [XmlAnyElement] and [XmlAnyAttribute]

XmlAttribute with schemas, Setting XML Attributes with [XmlAttribute], Setting XML Attributes with [XmlAttribute]

XmlElement attribute with, Setting XML Elements with [XmlElement], Setting XML Elements with [XmlElement]

server certificates

defined, SSL

server-controlled routing

building custom routing, Building the Custom Router

clients, The Client

configuring servers, Server Configuration

custom routing overview, Custom Routing

defined, Chapter 14: Routing and Referral

multiple routers, Multiple Routers on the Same Server

output filters, The SOAP Messages

purpose of, Server-Controlled Routing

SOAP headers for, The SOAP Messages

Web service example for, The Web Service

Web service for custom routing, Creating the Web Services

working routers, Working Routers

WSDL for, WSDL for the Router

service elements, WSDL, The Core Framework, The <service> Element

services

WSDL, The Anatomy of WSDL

Services namespace, Web Service Classes and Namespaces

Session objects

exposing, Managing State

state with, Session State

session state

handlers with, Taking Care with Session State

Session variables, When Should You Maintain State?

settable properties

exposing as services, The WebMethod Attribute

Web methods prohibited with, When Should You Maintain State?

shared key encryption, Shared Key Encryption, The Web Service

signatures

client for, The Client

hash values, X509 Certificate Security

overview, Message Signing and Encrypting

partial-message, Signing and Encrypting Parts of the Message, The Web Service

personal certificates, obtaining, Personal Certificates

purpose of, Security Requirements

SecurityToken properties for, The SecurityToken Class

Web service for checking, The Web Service

X509 for. , see x509 certificates

signatures, security with, Integrity Through Signing

simple client example, A Simple Windows Forms Client, Adding a Reference

simple example in Visual Studio .NET, A Simple Example in Visual Studio .NET, Project Files

simple example in Web matrix, A Simple Example in Web Matrix

simple Notepad example, A Simple Example in Notepad

Simple Object Access Protocol., see soap

simple services

defined, Simple Services

SimpleHandler1.ashx, The IHttpHandler Interface

SimpleHandler2.ashx, Accounting for Request Types

SimpleRecordFinder sample service, The Anatomy of WSDL

SMTP

SOAP over, What Is SOAP?

SOAP, What Is SOAP?

Action property, Document Format

actor attribute, SOAP actor or role Attribute, SOAP actor or role Attribute

advantages of, Chapter 2: Web Services and SOAP

arrays in bodies, How .NET Handles Arrays in the SOAP Body, Array Handling

ASPNETclient.cs, The Web Service Communication Class

authenticating users with, The SOAP Header, Sending Information via SOAP Headers

Binding property, Document Format

bindings to non-HTTP protocols, Binding to Other Protocols

body request, The SOAP Body, SOAP Body Request

body response, SOAP Body Response

Body section, The SOAP Message Structure, The SOAP Body, SOAP Body Response, The <soap:body> element, The <soap:body> element

capturing messages, Capturing SOAP Messages

Code property, The Code Object, The Code Object

Content-type header, SOAP Content Type

creating headers, Processing and Building a SOAP Header with .NET, The SoapHeader Attribute’s Attributes

data packets, What Is SOAP?

datasets, sending over, Sending Datasets via an Application, The ASP.NET Client

defined, Chapter 2: Web Services and SOAP

detail element, <detail>

Diffgrams in, The ASP.NET Client

Direction attribute, The SoapHeader Attribute’s Attributes

document format, SOAP Message Validation, Document Format

document-literal style, SOAP Message Validation

encodingStyle attribute, RPC Representation

encrypting messages, Encrypting Portions of a SOAP Message

Envelope section, The SOAP Message Structure, The SOAP Envelope, SOAP Body Request

error messages, The ASP.NET Client

exceptions, SOAP Exceptions and Errors, Example of Passing a Fault

extending, Extending SOAP

extensions. , see soap extensions

fault elements, The <fault> Element, Example of Passing a Fault

faultcode elements, <faultcode>, <faultcode>

faultfactor element, <faultactor>

faultstring elements, <faultstring>

features, SOAP 1.2

formats, changing, SOAP Message Formats

framework nature of, What Is SOAP?

handlers for. , see xml handlers

handling faults, Example of Passing a Fault

Header section, The SOAP Message Structure, The <soap:header> element, The <soap:header> element

headers, Chapter 2: Web Services and SOAP, The SOAP Header, SOAP 1.2 Relay Header, SOAP Headers

history of, The Current State of the SOAP Standard

HTTP, sending over, Sending SOAP over HTTP, SOAPAction Header

HTTP-GET method, HTTP-GET

HTTP-POST, Sending Information via HTTP-POST, SOAPAction Header, HTTP-POST

HTTP-SOAP requests, Accounting for Request Types, Using the Predefined HTTP Handlers

intermediaries, What Is SOAP?, The SOAP Header

layering over HTTP, What Is SOAP?

manual construction of messages, Sending Datasets via an Application

message exchange patterns, SOAP 1.2

message formats, changing, SOAP Message Formats

message structure of, The SOAP Message Structure

message validation, SOAP Message Validation, Array Handling

modules, SOAP 1.2

mustUnderstand attribute, SOAP mustUnderstand Attribute, SOAP mustUnderstand Attribute

namespaces for, The SOAP Message Structure, Namespaces in SOAP 1.2, RPC Representation, Soap Header Block

next role, SOAP actor or role Attribute

nodes, SOAP 1.2

none role, SOAP actor or role Attribute

OneWay property, Document Format

ParameterStyle property, Document Format

parts, Document Format

purpose of, Chapter 2: Web Services and SOAP, What Is SOAP?

Reason elements, <faultstring>

RecordFinder sample service, The Web Service

relay headers, SOAP 1.2 Relay Header

RequestElementName property, Document Format

RequestNamespace property, Document Format

Required attribute, The SoapHeader Attribute’s Attributes

ResponseElementName property, Document Format

ResponseNamespace property, Document Format

role attribute, SOAP actor or role Attribute, SOAP actor or role Attribute

roles, SOAP 1.2

root element of messages, Summary

routing. , see ws-routing

RPC representation, SOAP Message Validation, RPC Representation, RPC-Oriented Messages and Types

schemas for, SOAP, WSDL, Encoding, and Styles

section 5 encoding, SOAP Message Validation, SOAP Encoding, Array Handling, SOAP, WSDL, Encoding, and Styles, Table 6-5: Properties of the [SoapDocumentService] Attribute, Serialization Attributes for Encoded Services

security of, What Is SOAP?

sending, Sending SOAP over HTTP, SOAPAction Header

serialization namespace, Namespaces

serialization of data, SOAP 1.1, How .NET Handles Structs in the SOAP Body, SOAP Message Validation

simple types in bodies, Simple Types in a SOAP Body, Simple Types

SMTP with, What Is SOAP?

soap prefix, Namespaces

SOAPAction header, SOAPAction Header, Changing the SOAP Action

SoapException objects, The SoapException Object, The SoapException Object

SoapHeader attribute, Processing and Building a SOAP Header with .NET, The SoapHeader Attribute’s Attributes

SoapHeader class, Processing and Building a SOAP Header with .NET, Sending Information via SOAP Headers, SOAP Headers

SOAPSender.aspx example, The ASP.NET Client

specifications for, SOAP 1.1, SOAP 1.2

standards for, What Is SOAP?, The Current State of the SOAP Standard, SOAP 1.2

structs in bodies, How .NET Handles Structs in the SOAP Body, Structures

structure of, Chapter 2: Web Services and SOAP, The SOAP Message Structure

subelements, Document Format

tns namespace, RPC Representation

trace utility, Capturing SOAP Messages

type information in, RPC Representation

TypeId property, Document Format

ultimateReceiver role, SOAP actor or role Attribute

unknown headers, Unknown Headers

Use property, Document Format

validation, Adding Validation

validation of messages, SOAP Message Validation, Array Handling

version 1.1, SOAP 1.1

version 1.2, Namespaces in SOAP 1.2, SOAP 1.2, Changes to Bindings in SOAP 1.2, HTTP-POST, HTTP Handlers

Web pages, sending from, The Web Service Communication Class, The ASP.NET Client

WSA changes proposed, HTTP, SOAP

WSDL binding extensions, SOAP Binding Extensions, The <soap:address> element

WSDL part elements, The <message> Element, The <message> Element

WSDL with, SOAP and WSDL

WSDL, message formats with, SOAP Message Formats, RPC-Oriented Messages and Types

XML DOM API for handlers, Using the XML DOM API, Adding Validation

XML Schema with, Namespaces

XML streaming API for handling, Using the XML Streaming API

XML-RPC, The Current State of the SOAP Standard

xsd prefix, Namespaces

1.2 version, SOAP

SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol)

Body elements, SOAP

DTDs prohibited in, SOAP

elements, main, SOAP

Envelope elements, SOAP

Header elements, SOAP

life cycle of requests, place in, The Life Cycle of a Web Service Request

message specifications, SOAP

namespaces, SOAP

overview, SOAP

SOAP encoding, SOAP Message Validation, SOAP Encoding, Array Handling

SOAP envelopes

WSE, relation to, The Structure of WSE

SOAP extensions, Chapter 10: Extending the Web Services Framework

advantages of, A Message’s Life Cycle

ASMX handlers, An Autonomous SOAP Extension

attribute triggers, creating, Creating a SOAP Extension Attribute

autonomous, An Autonomous SOAP Extension, Figure 10-8: The order of method calls during the life of a SOAP extension

ChainStream method, The SoapExtension Class, Implementing ChainStream, Implementing ChainStream

changing messages with, Changing the SOAP Message Using Your Extension, Implementing ChainStream

checking requests with, A Targetable SOAP Extension

clients for, An Autonomous SOAP Extension, Completing the Extension

clients, placing on, SOAP Extensions on the Client, Encrypting Portions of a SOAP Message

creating targetable, Creating the SOAP Extension

deploying, An Autonomous SOAP Extension, Deploying Autonomous SOAP Extensions, Completing the Extension

encryption with, Encrypting Portions of a SOAP Message

GetInitializer method, The SoapExtension Class, Creating the SOAP Extension, Understanding GetInitializer and Initialize

groups, Multiple Extensions in One Application

HTTP modules, compared to, HTTP Modules vs. SOAP Extensions, Practical Applications

Initialize method, The SoapExtension Class, Creating the SOAP Extension, Understanding GetInitializer and Initialize

message lifecycle, A Message’s Life Cycle, Figure 10-2: SOAP extensions work within the default ASMX handlers.

multiple per application, Multiple Extensions in One Application, Figure 10-8: The order of method calls during the life of a SOAP extension

parameter acquisition, Creating the SOAP Extension

priority values, Multiple Extensions in One Application, Creating a SOAP Extension Attribute

ProcessMessage method, Overriding ProcessMessage, Overriding ProcessMessage, Completing the Extension, Implementing ChainStream, Implementing ChainStream

scenarios for, Building SOAP Extensions

SimpleExtension example, An Autonomous SOAP Extension

SoapExtension class, The SoapExtension Class, The SoapExtension Class, Understanding GetInitializer and Initialize

SoapExtensionAttribute class, Creating a SOAP Extension Attribute

SoapMessage objects, Overriding ProcessMessage, Overriding ProcessMessage

Stage property, Overriding ProcessMessage, Overriding ProcessMessage

Stream property, Overriding ProcessMessage

targetable, A Targetable SOAP Extension, Figure 10-10: The LessThanExtension SOAP extension in action

uses for, Practical Applications

web.config for, An Autonomous SOAP Extension, Deploying Autonomous SOAP Extensions

WSE in, WSE at the Server, Under the Covers

SOAP headers

partial-message encryption, Signing and Encrypting Parts of the Message, The Web Service

SOAP Toolkit, Using the SOAP Toolkit

SOAPBuilders, The March Toward Interoperability

SOAPClient, Using the SOAP Toolkit

SoapContext class, WSE, The SoapContext Object, The SoapContext Object, WSE at the Client, Under the Covers, WSE at the Server

SoapDocumentMethod attribute, Document Format, Doc-Lit vs. RPC Encoding

properties of, Wrapping It All Up with [SoapDocumentMethod], Table 6-14: Properties of the [SoapDocMethod] Attribute

schemas with, Wrapping It All Up with [SoapDocumentMethod], Table 6-14: Properties of the [SoapDocMethod] Attribute

SoapDocumentService attribute, Doc-Lit vs. RPC Encoding

SoapDocumentService method, Working with Document/Literal Services, Setting Service Defaults with [SoapDocumentService]

SoapException, Exceptions

SoapHttpClientProtocol class, WSE at the Client

SoapRpcMethod attribute, RPC Representation, Doc-Lit vs. RPC Encoding, The OneWay Property

SoapRpcService attribute, Doc-Lit vs. RPC Encoding

SQL Injection attacks

DataSet code allowing, ADO.NET Data Access Recommendations

SQL Server 2000

SQLXML, SQLXML

SQLServer

state management with, Out-of-Process State

SSL (Secure Sockets Layer), SSL

standards, ongoing work on, The Standards

state management

Application objects, exposing, Managing State

application state, Application State

ASP.NET for, Integrating ASP.NET’s Built-in State Facility into Web Services, Custom Cookies

choices of methods for, Managing State

cookies for, Custom Cookies

determining need for, When Should You Maintain State?

disadvantages of, When Should You Maintain State?

enabling, EnableSession Property, EnableSession Property

in-memory state, In-Memory State

out-of-process state, Out-of-Process State

overview, Managing State

servers, maintaining on, Maintaining State on the Server, Custom Cookies

Session objects for, Session State

Session objects, exposing, Managing State

sessionState element, Integrating ASP.NET’s Built-in State Facility into Web Services

SessionStateModule, Integrating ASP.NET’s Built-in State Facility into Web Services

SQLServer for, Out-of-Process State

StateServer, Out-of-Process State

StateServer, Out-of-Process State

static discovery, Discovery Document Types, Static Discovery

stored procedures

recommended for security, ADO.NET Data Access Recommendations

streaming API., see xml streaming api

streams

ChainStream method for extensions, Implementing ChainStream, Implementing ChainStream

structures

SOAP, passing in, How .NET Handles Structs in the SOAP Body, Structures

system administrator account

process identity set to, ASP.NET Process Identity Configuration

System.NET namespace

client handlers, Custom Clients

System.Runtime.Serialization, The Other .NET Serializer

System.Web.Services namespace, Web Service Classes and Namespaces

System.Web.Services.WebService class

purpose of, Project Files

System.Xml serializer

fields to elements, Setting XML Elements with [XmlElement]

schemas with, Writing Schemas Implicitly, Setting Service Defaults with [SoapDocumentService], Setting XML Elements with [XmlElement]