The next logical step is to implement multiple interfaces on the same Web
service. You do this by applying multiple
WebServiceBinding
attributes
to the class implementing the Web service. On each Web method you set the
SoapDocumentService
or
SoapRpcService
Binding
property to the name of the binding that contains this method. Taking the
SupplierIface1
class in Listing 8.1, you might want to factor out its
methods into two interfaces:
IOrderMgmt
and
IQuoteMgmt
.
Listing 8.6 shows the code used to achieve this.
<WebServiceBinding( _
Name:="IOrderMgmt", _
[Namespace]:="http://LearnXmlWS.com/Supplier"), _
WebServiceBinding( _
Name:="IQuoteMgmt", _
[Namespace]:="http://LearnXmlWS.com/Supplier"), _
WebService([Namespace]:="http://LearnXmlWS.com/Supplier")> _
Public Class SupplierIface2
Inherits System.Web.Services.WebService
<WebMethod( _
Description:= _
"Places the order then returns the new order id"), _
SoapDocumentMethod(Binding:="IOrderMgmt")> _
Public Function PlaceOrder( _
ByVal newOrder As Order) As String
'returns a new order id
End Function
<WebMethod(), _
SoapDocumentMethod(Binding:="IOrderMgmt")> _
Public Function CheckStatus( _
ByVal OrderId As String) As OrderInfo
'returns an orderinfo structure
End Function
<WebMethod(), _
SoapDocumentMethod(Binding:="IQuoteMgmt")> _
Public Function GetPriceQuote( _
ByVal newOrder As Order) As QuoteInfo()
'returns an orderinfo structure
End Function
End Class
Note that there are two bindings with different namesboth in the same
namespace. Also,
GetPriceQuote
is now part of the
IQuoteMgmt
binding.
Listing 8.7 shows the bindings defined in the resulting WSDL document.
Listing 8.7 The resulting WSDL document with two bindings
(VBWSBook\Chapter8\MultiInterface.wsdl)
To implement these interfaces you run wsdl.exe with the /server parameter
just as you did for the single interface case. However, the output this time is
different: You get one file that contains two classesone for each binding.
The first class you get,
IQuoteMgmt
, has one method called
GetPriceQuote
. The second class,
IOrderMgmt
, has two methods
called
PlaceOrder
and
CheckStatus
. You can add this file to
your Web service project and create classes that inherit from each of
IQuoteMgmt
and
IOrderMgmt,
and then start implementing each
interface's methods. For example, Listing 8.8 shows a Web service that
implements IQuoteMgmt.
Listing 8.8 An example Web service that implements IQuoteMgmt
(VBWSBook\Chapter8\InterfaceImpl\QuoteMgmtImpl.asmx.vb)
Imports System.Web.Services
Imports System.Web.Services.Protocols
<WebServiceBinding( _
Name:="IQuoteMgmt", _
Namespace:="http://LearnXmlWS.com/Supplier", _
Location:= _
"http://vbwsserver/vbwsbook/chapter8/MultiInterface.wsdl"), _
WebService(Namespace:="http://tempuri.org/")> _
Public Class QuoteMgmtImpl
Inherits MultiIface1.IQuoteMgmt
<WebMethodAttribute(), _
SoapDocumentMethodAttribute( _
"http://LearnXmlWS.com/Supplier/GetPriceQuote", _
RequestNamespace:="http://LearnXmlWS.com/Supplier", _
ResponseNamespace:="http://LearnXmlWS.com/Supplier", _
Use:=Description.SoapBindingUse.Literal, _
ParameterStyle:=SoapParameterStyle.Wrapped, _
Binding:="IQuoteMgmt")> _
Public Overrides Function GetPriceQuote( _
ByVal newOrder As InterfaceImpl.MultiIface1.Order) _
As InterfaceImpl.MultiIface1.QuoteInfo()
End Function
End Class
Since .NET supports single inheritance, a class cannot inherit from more than
one base class. This means you cannot create a Web service that inherits from
both classes generated by wsdl.exe (the classes IQuoteMgmt and IOrderMgmt). You
will end up with a Web service class for each binding you want to implement.
This is not exactly what comes to mind when I think of multiple interfaces.
Ideally, we can have one Web service class that implements both IQuoteMgmt and
IOrderMgt. While it's possible to achieve this, you can't do it by
inheriting from abstract classes generated by wsdl.exe. Instead, you must create
a Web service class, and then manually specify the bindings and the methods. The
process is almost identical to the single-interface implementation case except
you are not overriding any base class methods. The steps for implementing
multiple interfaces on a single Web service class are:
Create a Web service.
Add a WebServiceBinding attribute to the Web service class for each
interface you want to implement. Specify the binding's name, namespace, and
location (the URL of a WSDL document where the binding is defined).
Create WebMethods on this Web service that correspond to the operations
defined in each binding. You can get some help from wsdl.exe by running it with
the /server flag then copying the abstract method definitions it creates and
pasting them into your Web service. If you do this, be sure to remove the
MustOverride keyword from those methods.
Specify the binding name for each Web method. This name must match one of
the binding names defined by SoapServiceBinding attributes on the Web service
class.
Listing 8.9 shows an example Web service class that implements both
IQuoteMgmt and IOrderMgmt.
Listing 8.9 A single Web service class that implements both IQuoteMgmt and
IOrderMgmt interfaces (VBWSBook\Chapter8\InterfaceImplMultipleInterfaceImpl.asmx.vb)
Imports System.Web.Services
Imports System.Web.Services.Protocols
<WebService(Namespace:="http://tempuri.org/"), _
WebServiceBindingAttribute(Name:="IQuoteMgmt", _
[Namespace]:="http://LearnXmlWS.com/Supplier", _
Location:= _
"http://vbwsserver/vbwsbook/chapter8/MultiInterface.wsdl"), _
WebServiceBindingAttribute(Name:="IOrderMgmt", _
[Namespace]:="http://LearnXmlWS.com/Supplier", _
Location:= _
"http://vbwsserver/vbwsbook/chapter8/MultiInterface.wsdl")> _
Public Class MultipleInterfaceImpl
Inherits WebService
<WebMethodAttribute(), _
SoapDocumentMethodAttribute( _
"http://LearnXmlWS.com/Supplier/GetPriceQuote", _
RequestNamespace:="http://LearnXmlWS.com/Supplier", _
ResponseNamespace:="http://LearnXmlWS.com/Supplier", _
Use:=Description.SoapBindingUse.Literal, _
ParameterStyle:=SoapParameterStyle.Wrapped, _
Binding:="IQuoteMgmt")> _
Public Function GetPriceQuote( _
ByVal newOrder _
As InterfaceImpl.MultiIface1.Order) _
As InterfaceImpl.MultiIface1.QuoteInfo()
End Function
<WebMethodAttribute(), _
SoapDocumentMethodAttribute( _
"http://LearnXmlWS.com/Supplier/PlaceOrder", _
RequestNamespace:="http://LearnXmlWS.com/Supplier", _
ResponseNamespace:="http://LearnXmlWS.com/Supplier", _
Use:=Description.SoapBindingUse.Literal, _
ParameterStyle:=SoapParameterStyle.Wrapped, _
Binding:="IOrderMgmt")> _
Public Function PlaceOrder( _
ByVal newOrder As InterfaceImpl.MultiIface1.Order) _
As String
End Function
<WebMethodAttribute(), _
SoapDocumentMethodAttribute( _
"http://LearnXmlWS.com/Supplier/CheckStatus", _
RequestNamespace:="http://LearnXmlWS.com/Supplier", _
ResponseNamespace:="http://LearnXmlWS.com/Supplier", _
Use:=Description.SoapBindingUse.Literal, _
ParameterStyle:=SoapParameterStyle.Wrapped, _
Binding:="IOrderMgmt")> _
Public Function CheckStatus(ByVal OrderId As String) _
As InterfaceImpl.MultiIface1.OrderInfo
End Function
End Class
The Web service class in Listing 8.9 has two WebServiceBinding attributes for
IQuoteMgmt and ISupplierMgmt. Inside the class, you'll see the
GetPriceQuote Web method that belongs to the IQuoteMgmt interface. You'll
also see the IOrderMgmt interface methods: PlaceOrder and CheckStatus. Listing
8.10 shows the resulting WSDL.
Listing 8.10 The WSDL for the service in Listing 8.9
The most interesting feature of the WSDL in Listing 8.10 is the presence of
two
<port>
elements inside the
<service>
element,
indicating that the service implements two different interfaces.
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