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MSDN Webcast: Using Web Services in Your Gadget or Widget on Windows Live (Level 200)

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Overview Gadget and widget platforms, such as Windows Live, have a natural integration with sites, such as eBay, through Web services. Gadgets are great for monitoring the status of ever-changing data; the eBay marketplace is always in flux. However, there are unique challenges to overcome in order to use Web services in the gadget, such as security constraints, authentication, and data overload. This webcast discusses how to use Web services within Windows Live and similar platforms, and presents real-world examples of gadgets and widgets that use third-party Web services.

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Publisher	Microsoft
Live Date	8th May 2006 00:00 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	Web Services

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