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Remote Scripting - Calling a WebService with JavaScript and C#

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Calling a WebService with JavaScript. Security included by using a local asmx with the function of proxy, and not revealing the webservice URI in the JavaScript.
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Founder Cimar Solutions
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Ing. F. Marcelo Lujan alias El Bebe Dot Net. Hola, yo desarrollo de forma independiente en C#. ASP.NET y Win32 Diseño Macromedia etc. con mas de 10 años de experiencia en informática y soporte a sistemas, así como desarrollo de software y nuevos productos.

Espero que ayude la informacion que pongo a su disposicion.
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Atte: Marcelo Lujan

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