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    Question MTS and the Internet

    Is it possible to create MTS components over the internet from a remote client in VB?

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    u can use Soap for that purpose.
    look in MSDN for Soap Toolkit.

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    Originally posted by deja
    u can use Soap for that purpose.
    look in MSDN for Soap Toolkit.
    what in the world is that?

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    Soap stands for Simple Object Access Protocol.
    it is intended for accessing remote components or web services on the net through open protocols such as HTTP.
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    http://www.w3.org/TR/SOAP/

    http://www.msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp

    http://www.msdn.microsoft.com/librar...pspecindex.asp

    http://www.microsoft.com/mind/0100/soap/soap.asp

    hope it will helps

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    it is intended for accessing remote components or web services on the net through open protocols such as HTTP.
    As I understood it, soap is a protocal built for accessing remote components via XML transmissions... but yeah, this is what you'll need to look at J4U.

    Ms produce a soap toolkit here which I guess would have some samples with it for you to look at, otherwise here's the Ms soap development page: http://search.microsoft.com/gomsuri....entid=28000523

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    Originally posted by alex_read
    As I understood it, soap is a protocal built for accessing remote components via XML transmissions... but yeah, this is what you'll need to look at J4U.

    Ms produce a soap toolkit here which I guess would have some samples with it for you to look at, otherwise here's the Ms soap development page: http://search.microsoft.com/gomsuri....entid=28000523
    Before I read. Is SOAP reliable and affordable?

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    it's pretty new technology, but if the w3c accept it, it's enough.
    SOAP is initiative from companies like Microsoft, IBM and the list is long.
    Web Service that r the next generation of distributed systems based on this new technology.
    so u better start using it.

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    Originally posted by deja
    it's pretty new technology, but if the w3c accept it, it's enough.
    SOAP is initiative from companies like Microsoft, IBM and the list is long.
    Web Service that r the next generation of distributed systems based on this new technology.
    so u better start using it.
    yeah and looks like it is free

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    Soap is just a standard way of bundling up your xml.

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