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worked perfectly, thanks so much!
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I have created the interface for an android login application. &nbsp;It contains two fields (ID, password) and a submit button. &nbsp;I have an event handler wired in for the button. &nbsp;Does anyone have any code samples or links to show how I would go about wiring it up to a .NET webservice for authentication?<br />
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Appreciate the help
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I have created the interface for an android login application.  It contains two fields (ID, password) and a submit button.  I have an event handler wired in for the button.  Does anyone have any code samples or links to show how I would go about wiring it up to a .NET webservice for authentication?

Appreciate the help

Using an Android login application, how do I send my login credentials to a .NET webservice?

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