38 packages tagged with “webservices”
WSE 3.0 simplifies the development and deployment of secure Web services. It enables developers and administrators to apply security policies to Web services running on the .NET Framework 2.0. Using WSE 3.0, Web services communication can be signed and encrypted using Kerberos tickets, X.509 certificates and other custom binary and XML-based security tokens. In addition username/password credentials can be used for authentication purposes. An enhanced security model provides a policy-driven foundation for securing Web services. WSE also supports the ability to establish a trust-issuing service for retrieval and validation of security tokens, as well as the ability to establish more efficient long-running secure communication via secure conversations. downloaded from url: http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=14089
Web Services Enhancements 2.0 for Microsoft .NET (WSE) is a .NET class library for building Web services using the latest Web services protocols, including WS-Security, WS-SecureConversation, WS-Trust, WS-Policy, WS-SecurityPolicy, WS-Addressing, and WS-Attachments. WSE allows you to add these capabilities at design time using code or at deployment time through the use of a policy file. downloaded from url: http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=23689
ServiceStack integration for Amazon Web Services (AWS) including: - PocoDynamo - Declarative, code-first POCO client for DynamoDB with LINQ support - SqsMqServer - MQ Server for invoking ServiceStack Services via Amazon SQS MQ Service - S3VirtualFiles - A read/write Virtual FileSystem around Amazon's S3 Simple Storage Service - DynamoDbAuthRepository - A UserAuth repository storing UserAuth info in DynamoDB - DynamoDbAppSettings - An AppSettings provider storing App configuration in DynamoDB - DynamoDbCacheClient - A Caching Provider for DynamoDB
.NET Standard 2.0 version of ServiceStack.Aws
ServiceStack Admin UI with AutoQuery Viewer - an instant UI for constructing and browsing your AutoQuery Services.
SuperOffice NetServer Services is SuperOffice's web service client proxies. This is for onsite installations with the same version. This also works with SuperOffice Online.
Provides Machine Learning WebServices management capabilities for Microsoft Azure.
ServiceStack integration for Azure Services in Azure and Windows ServiceBus, Azure Blob Storage / Virtual File System, Azure Table Storage / Cache Provider.
Microsoft Exchange Web Services
.NET Standard 2.0 version of ServiceStack.Admin
Deprecated. Use https://www.nuget.org/packages/ServiceStack.Aws
SuperOffice Integration Services are the partner-side web service interfaces for hosting ERP Sync and Quote connectors for use in SuperOffice CRM Online applications.
Module to add REST-based webservices to a GenHTTP project.
An alternative way to do SOAP Requests without use the WSDL
Common library to handle REST queries
RabbitMQ broker for RestBus
Easy, Service Oriented, Asynchronous Messaging and Queueing for .NET
.NET Standard 2.0 version of ServiceStack.Azure
Deprecated. Use the strong named ServiceStack.Admin package instead.
(Signed) ServiceStack integration for Amazon Web Services (AWS)
The automatic type-safe REST API client library for .Net Standard
Common models for delivering messages to OneTooX
The core of RestLess, the automatic type-safe REST API client library for .Net Standard
Easy call sql stored procedure from Xamarin Form.
.Net library to simplify access WCF Services.
ASP.NET Web API 2 framework support for RestBus
Detergent is a C# library providing a simple interface-based abstraction layer for implementing SOAP and REST Web services and it also contains a simplified MVC framework. The abstraction allows running Web applications either through HTTP handlers (through IIS) or HTTP listeners (as a standalone Web server) using the same application code.
ServiceStack framework support for RestBus
The Web Solutions Platform (WSP) event system is a general-purpose distributed publish/subscribe event system designed for high performance and low latency. Publish/subscribe is a common communication pattern though there are many variations to solve different scenario requirements. The event system provides the developer with a class library paradigm for publishing and subscribing to events. The events are developer-defined .Net classes which sub-class from the base event. This makes the system both easy to use and very extensible.
Common library for RestBus clients.