Exercise: Create your own SOAP based web services - Part 2

Mission:

To design and implement your own SOAP service using your own defined classes.

Precondition:

The exercise Create you own SOAP-service

Exercise A: create soap service

Create a soap service, which handles students (crud).

steps:

1. Create a WCF project OR cloud -> Azure Cloud service -> WCF-role
2. Modify the IService interface to handle operations on students i.e. AddStudent, FindStudent(from e.g. name), RemoveStudent, EditStudent, GetAllStudents
   
3. Create a class Student in the interface and use it in the signature for the above methods
4. Modify the Service1 class to implement this interface.
   Consider how to hold a collection of students at the provider site.
5. Compile and run, this should starts up the WcfTestClient - otherwise start it manually.
6. Check to see if it is working

Exercise B: Create a Consumer in C# to use these WebServices (SOAP-services)

Create a simple console application to consumer this soap service.

Exercise C: Test the WebServices (SOAP-services)

Exercise D: Refactor the WebServices (SOAP-services) to use a component for implementation

Refactor your soap service to use a library as a component (chose either 'class library' i.e. totally plain library OR a WCF-library (look at the wcf-projects)).

Refactor to define your class 'Student' in this library in stead of a part of the interface.

Test your refactored service.

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