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Shiv Kumar
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Shiv Kumar
United States
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Matlus ISAPI, TCP/IP and Webservice Related Tutorials
- ISAPI
- TCP/IP
- HTTP
- SOAP/XML/WebServices
- N-tier Applications and Zero configuration thin Clients
You should be able to find information, tutorials and articles on the technologies listed above and their implementation in Delphi on this site. Whereever is makes sense, you should find on-line demos and/or downloadable project source code.
Please Rate the tutorials/articles wherever possible. This will help me improve the quality of material you see here.
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If you've been reading the Webservice articles on this site in the order that they are listed, then this is your first Webservice. As WebServices go, this is not the simplest of WebServices, but my thinking was that I could take you through the paces of building a Webservice that addresses some of things
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This tutorial is for Delphi 5 (Pro and Enterprise) as well as Delphi 6 (Pro and Enterprise) users. This Tutorial does not use, or show you how to build WebService clients using the Delphi 6 SOAP framework. Instead, this tutorial is intended for those wanting to have a firmer understanding of SOAP/WebServices
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You saw in the previous tutorial - Building your first WebService how simple it it with Delphi 6 to build WebServices. This tutorial assumes you've read that tutorial or know of the things that were discussed there.
Sending back strings, integers etc. as a result of a WebService method is really
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