Today I want to show how we can use Enterprise Architect and the Amuse Plug-In to integrate a “classic” ASP.net WebService (asmx) into a flowchart.

In this example I will use the project from my last example (“LieberLieber AMUSE – Using Statemachines to Build Winforms flows“) and extend this solution to use a ASP.NET-Authentication-WebService.

1. First we will add to the existing .NET solution a new project from the type “ASP.NET Web Service Application” and call it “AMUSEAuthenticationWebService”.

2. Change the name from “Service1.asmx” to “AuthenticationService.asmx”.

3. Now we add another project from type “Class Library” and call it “AMUSEAuthenticationLogic”.

4. Change the name of the class file from “Class1.cs” to “Authentication.cs”.

5. Copy now the “ValidateUser”-method from “AMUSEAuthenticationService”-project to the “AMUSEAuthenticationLogic”-project.

6. Now we build the solution and add the “AMUSEAuthenticationLogic.dll”, as reference, to the “AMUSEEAuthenticationWebService” project.

7. Now we can change the class name and method name from the “AuthenticationService.asmx.cs”:
Class name: AuthenticationService
Method name: ValidateUser(string username, password) and call the “ValidateUser” method from the “AMUSEAuthenticationLogic”

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Today I want to show that you can use Enterprise Architect and the AMUSE – Add-In to integrate Windows Forms and existing Class Libraries and not only for embedded solutions.

In this example we are going to create a simple authentication workflow. Here you can see the final solution.

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To download the project files click here.

First of all have a look at the 3 different Windows Forms and the class library.

I build one solution which contains 2 different projects. One project contains the Windows Forms and one contains the Authentication service.

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