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dont know where to begin with...writing Web service

hi,
my development team has been assigned a project that involves writing our
own Web service. i happen to be a C++ programmer, new to C#/ASP.net. i dont
know where to begin with......any article/book/link or anything that can
help me start coding/getting those concepts, will be appreciated.
Thanx,

Farooq Khan
Jul 19 '05 #1
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