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OData Programming Cookbook for .NET Developers
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With OData services established, it is also quite important to find a simple and efficient means to consume the data from services. Since OData protocol is based on web standards such as HTTP, XML, and JSON, it is quite convenient for various programming platforms to build client applications that can consume OData services. For example, you can simply launch a web browser to explore an OData service, which will return data in the AtomPub format; you can also use the .NET WebRequest class to communicate with an OData service via a raw HTTP request/response. In more complicated situations, we can use the OData client SDK or GUI tools (such as the WCF Data Service client library and Visual Studio IDE) to generate a strong-typed client proxy to access OData service.
In this chapter, we will cover several cases of accessing OData services in client applications. We will start with some very basic OData client access approaches such as using a web browser, strong-typed client...
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