Problem Naming my webservices

[Prozon]

Hi!
I have problem naming my webservices. One of the problem is that I got
naming conventions between my webservices and dataset that the
services uses.

Can someone please give me a good example of how to name a
webservice-class which handles articles for example?
And what is a good name for the "correspond ing" dataset/s used? By now
the name of the dataset is just Article.
What is a good name for the webreference?

The rest of the project in the solution are named like for example:
CORES.Win.Artic le. Where CORES is the name of the overall system. Win
tells us that it is a class handling windows, ie. userinterface-class.

Hope someone can help me out.

Best Regards
/ Steve

[Prozon]

Thanks a lot!
I see one litle problem with your approach. That is
when naming the reference and the service with the same name you got
this a bit odd code when creating an object of the service.

Dim myService as ArticleServices .ArticleService s

also the same "name" twice. Was this what yoy mean?

/ Steve

"Rama.NET" <Ra*****@discus sions.microsoft .com> wrote in message news:<63******* *************** ************@mi crosoft.com>...

Hi Prozon,
Since you named your dataset as 'Article', you could name your webservices
as 'ArticleService s'. You could name your corresponding dataset as
'ServicedArticl e'. Normally I prefer the references to be named in sync with
webservices name (that is just my team's practice), so you could give the
reference name as ArticleServices .
HTH

"Prozon" wrote:

Hi!
I have problem naming my webservices. One of the problem is that I got
naming conventions between my webservices and dataset that the
services uses.

Can someone please give me a good example of how to name a
webservice-class which handles articles for example?
And what is a good name for the "correspond ing" dataset/s used? By now
the name of the dataset is just Article.
What is a good name for the webreference?

The rest of the project in the solution are named like for example:
CORES.Win.Artic le. Where CORES is the name of the overall system. Win
tells us that it is a class handling windows, ie. userinterface-class.

Hope someone can help me out.

Best Regards
/ Steve

[Rama.NET]

Acutally, you are right. In fact we had a long debate about it initially.
Since our webservice is a gateway to so many other services, we finally
settled with having reference name as the same gateway service name.
HTH

"Prozon" wrote:

Thanks a lot!
I see one litle problem with your approach. That is
when naming the reference and the service with the same name you got
this a bit odd code when creating an object of the service.

Dim myService as ArticleServices .ArticleService s

also the same "name" twice. Was this what yoy mean?

/ Steve

"Rama.NET" <Ra*****@discus sions.microsoft .com> wrote in message news:<63******* *************** ************@mi crosoft.com>...

Hi Prozon,
Since you named your dataset as 'Article', you could name your webservices
as 'ArticleService s'. You could name your corresponding dataset as
'ServicedArticl e'. Normally I prefer the references to be named in sync with
webservices name (that is just my team's practice), so you could give the
reference name as ArticleServices .
HTH

"Prozon" wrote:

Hi!
I have problem naming my webservices. One of the problem is that I got
naming conventions between my webservices and dataset that the
services uses.

Can someone please give me a good example of how to name a
webservice-class which handles articles for example?
And what is a good name for the "correspond ing" dataset/s used? By now
the name of the dataset is just Article.
What is a good name for the webreference?

The rest of the project in the solution are named like for example:
CORES.Win.Artic le. Where CORES is the name of the overall system. Win
tells us that it is a class handling windows, ie. userinterface-class.

Hope someone can help me out.

Best Regards
/ Steve

[Prozon]

Ok,
thanks again. i think we will go with this.

"Rama.NET" <Ra*****@discus sions.microsoft .com> wrote in message news:<96******* *************** ************@mi crosoft.com>...

Acutally, you are right. In fact we had a long debate about it initially.
Since our webservice is a gateway to so many other services, we finally
settled with having reference name as the same gateway service name.
HTH

"Prozon" wrote:

Thanks a lot!
I see one litle problem with your approach. That is
when naming the reference and the service with the same name you got
this a bit odd code when creating an object of the service.

Dim myService as ArticleServices .ArticleService s

also the same "name" twice. Was this what yoy mean?

/ Steve

"Rama.NET" <Ra*****@discus sions.microsoft .com> wrote in message news:<63******* *************** ************@mi crosoft.com>...

Hi Prozon,
Since you named your dataset as 'Article', you could name your webservices
as 'ArticleService s'. You could name your corresponding dataset as
'ServicedArticl e'. Normally I prefer the references to be named in sync with
webservices name (that is just my team's practice), so you could give the
reference name as ArticleServices .
HTH

"Prozon" wrote:

> Hi!
> I have problem naming my webservices. One of the problem is that I got
> naming conventions between my webservices and dataset that the
> services uses.
>
> Can someone please give me a good example of how to name a
> webservice-class which handles articles for example?
> And what is a good name for the "correspond ing" dataset/s used? By now
> the name of the dataset is just Article.
> What is a good name for the webreference?
>
> The rest of the project in the solution are named like for example:
> CORES.Win.Artic le. Where CORES is the name of the overall system. Win
> tells us that it is a class handling windows, ie. userinterface-class.
>
> Hope someone can help me out.
>
> Best Regards
> / Steve
>