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Friday, May 16 2008

Web Services

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Calling a .NET Web service from Rails (for dummies)

For the past two weeks, I have been creating a rails application as part of a website I plan to launch in another month or two. This has been my first real foray into the rails platform and I'm definitely liking what I've found.

One sore point for me this weekend was figuring how to call .NET webservices from Rails. There was very little documentation on this topic so once I got it working I decided it needed to be published somewhere. So here goes.

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How To Consume .NET WebServices

I’ve recently needed to make a RubyOnRails web app “talk” to .NET, and chose to use a set of internal .NET web services as the integration layer. Getting it working was a bit of a pain, and took me quite a few hours. Despite Googling it to death, I still couldn’t find any conclusive articles/posts that solved it for me.

Note, if you’re new to this as I am, it may help you at some point to actaully observe the communications coming to and from your web s ...

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