Summary
This chapter has concentrated on the .NET Framework, with a particular focus on Web Service–related features and classes.
The .NET Framework is such an improvement over the existing Windows technologies that we're certain that most Windows developers will make the transition to .NET very quickly. Not only does it provide a robust environment for your software to execute within, but it also eases the overall development experience by providing a consistent and well-thought-out design.
Although there are just too many classes to document in a single chapter, we've tried to expose the core System classes that will play a part at some point within your Web Service code.
Chapter 3, “Web Services and XML,” extends the discussion of .NET and ...
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