MSDN Webcast: Consuming Web Services with Style Using Script (Level 200)  

Just how powerful is the ability to invoke Web services from your client-side script? Join this webcast to find out the answer to this question by working with a sample Web application that incorporates Web service calls into its architecture and invokes this functionality from a Web page using client-side script. We begin by building and testing a sample Web service using Microsoft Visual Studio 2003. Next, we consume the Web service from a Web page using both simple and advanced scripting techniques. Finally, we integrate these concepts to consume the Web service with style, using XML, XMLHTTP, and Extensible Stylesheet Language (XSL).

Presenter: Ron Cundiff, Developer Community Champion, Microsoft Corporation

Ron Cundiff has worked in the information technology industry for nearly 10 years, most recently as a developer evangelist for Microsoft. He is a Developer Community Champion with many certifications including Microsoft Certified Solution Developer, Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer, and Microsoft Certified Database Administrator, and he is working on more. Before he joined Microsoft in 2002, Ron worked for an independent software vendor and was responsible for the design and implementation of a global online commodities exchange system.