web-services

问题 I need to call 4 different API's on a single function which is need to execute one after another as my previous API result will use the next Call as a param. For example: I have a call API for geo Ip, then I need to call an another API which I need to pass lat and long which I have got from first API call. How can I achieve this task on angular 4? I heard about some methods like flatmap and forkjoin. Is this method can use? (I didn't have any code as I am little bit confused). 回答1: You can do

问题 I need to call 4 different API's on a single function which is need to execute one after another as my previous API result will use the next Call as a param. For example: I have a call API for geo Ip, then I need to call an another API which I need to pass lat and long which I have got from first API call. How can I achieve this task on angular 4? I heard about some methods like flatmap and forkjoin. Is this method can use? (I didn't have any code as I am little bit confused). 回答1: You can do

问题 I'm trying to call the spotify API with C#. Unfortunately, I'm already stuck with getting the access token This is how I tried to get it: private static async Task<string> GetAccessToken() { SpotifyToken token = new SpotifyToken(); string postString = string.Format("grant_type=client_credentials"); byte[] byteArray = Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(postString); string url = "https://accounts.spotify.com/api/token"; WebRequest request = WebRequest.Create(url); request.Method = "POST"; request.Headers

问题 I want to scrape the data from an ArcGIS map. The following map has a popup when we click the red features. How do I access that data programmatically? Link : https://cslt.maps.arcgis.com/apps/MapSeries/index.html?appid=2c9f3e737cbf4f6faf2eb956fa26cdc5 回答1: Note: Please respect the access and use constraints of any ArcGIS Online item you access. When in doubt, don't save a copy of someone else's data. The ArcGIS Online REST interface makes it relatively simple to get the data behind ArcGIS

问题 I am trying to create a service to consume it through the internet, but for some reason I cannot access it and I need help finding the error I am making. I leave the code for you to see. public class ServiceHost<T> : System.ServiceModel.ServiceHost { public ServiceHost(Type serviceType, params Uri[] baseAddresses) : base(serviceType, baseAddresses) { } public ServiceHost(object singletonInstance, params Uri[] baseAddresses) :base(singletonInstance, baseAddresses) { } protected ServiceHost() :

问题 I am designing a mobile application which gets server data through SOAP messages. I wanted to know what is the best practice: More number of web service calls fetching less data in each SOAP message call. OR I get all data in a single web service call but then the length of SOAP message would be large. Wouldn't the high amount of data in a single soap message create data connectivity issues for mobile subscriber. In my application for a particular year I have to get names of all car

问题 I am designing a mobile application which gets server data through SOAP messages. I wanted to know what is the best practice: More number of web service calls fetching less data in each SOAP message call. OR I get all data in a single web service call but then the length of SOAP message would be large. Wouldn't the high amount of data in a single soap message create data connectivity issues for mobile subscriber. In my application for a particular year I have to get names of all car

问题 I am designing a mobile application which gets server data through SOAP messages. I wanted to know what is the best practice: More number of web service calls fetching less data in each SOAP message call. OR I get all data in a single web service call but then the length of SOAP message would be large. Wouldn't the high amount of data in a single soap message create data connectivity issues for mobile subscriber. In my application for a particular year I have to get names of all car

问题 I am designing a mobile application which gets server data through SOAP messages. I wanted to know what is the best practice: More number of web service calls fetching less data in each SOAP message call. OR I get all data in a single web service call but then the length of SOAP message would be large. Wouldn't the high amount of data in a single soap message create data connectivity issues for mobile subscriber. In my application for a particular year I have to get names of all car

问题 We have a .net asmx web service that gets called from javascript (using ASP.Net AJAX), and requires access to Session. [WebMethod(true)] public string DoSomethingOnTheServer() { } We're running into the problem of session being locked on a read/write request. Is there any way to mark a web service method as requiring read-only access to Session? Thanks! 回答1: This is a really old thread, but i stumbled on it in my search for an answer to the same question. I found the answer else where, and