Presents your 
XML AND WEB SERVICES E-NEWSLETTER for April 12, 2004

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LEARN TO TWEAK VS.NET-GENERATED WEB SERVICES 
 
Creating Web services using Visual Studio .NET is deceptively simple, 
but most developers quickly find out that the self-generated .NET code 
requires a great deal of tweaking before it's ready for duty. 
Therefore, before you start building your next Web service using 
VS.NET's automated tools, it's important to know what code elements 
will need revision, and when these revisions are necessary. 
 
For a clear example of these auto-generation problems, look no further 
than the http://ct.com.com/click?q=e5-9ZLOQgyV_tD1OCE7KG4eoTTNtbhA
namespace that VS.NET automatically assigns 
to every Web service. Without a healthy dose of code revision, this 
namespace will shackle your Web services, and VS.NET will generate 
errors based on the very same code that the application creates. 
 
Find out which elements of VS.NET-generated Web service code will need 
tweaking, and learn how to best modify this code to get your Web 
service applications up and running as soon as possible. 
http://ct.com.com/click?q=33-vUInINjQKESfsh8LYn_FHGSC~sAT 
 
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