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Creating a Web service with VB.NET

Web services technology is based on HTTP, Simple Object Access Protocol SOAP, and XML. Since Web services use open standards, calling Web services is fairly simple. VB.NET allows you to use Web services as if they were entirely local objects since most of the marshaling between the...

Tags: Web, Web Service, Microsoft Visual Basic.Net, Web Services Technology, Channel Management, Web Services, Marketing, Enterprise Software, Software, Irina Medvinskaya

Blog posts 2007-10-04

Implementing High Performance Web Services Using JAX-WS 2.0

Service-Oriented Architecture SOA allows businesses to enable legacy systems and new software products as a service to a wider audience by way of the Internet. Web services technology is the cornerstone of SOA implementation, which involves complex business transactions between various business entities. XML processing, the core component of web...

Tags: Web, Web Service, High-performance, SOA, Web Services Technology, Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), XML, Web Services, Channel Management, Enterprise Software, Software, Software/Web Development, Web Development, Marketing

White papers 2006-08-01

Web Services in the Retail Industry

Web services technology is a platform-neutral, easy to deploy set of standards for achieving business data and process integration, without going for proprietary point to point connections. It promises to connect the information providers and information consumers across a wide variety of platforms, devices and on an on-demand basis. Being...

Tags: Web, On-demand, Industry, Web Service, SOA, Infosys Technologies Ltd., Web Services Technology, Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), Web Services, Channel Management, Enterprise Software, Software, Marketing

White papers 2005-04-01

WebSphere Web Services Information Roadmap

Web services has emerged as the most promising development to address cross-enterprise, cross-platform, and cross-vendor business integration issues. Web services is a family of emerging technologies that enable easy interoperability of programmed information technology IT services and integration of applications into a company's broader business processes. Web services technology enables...

Tags: Web, IBM WebSphere, Web Service, Web Services Technology, Channel Management, Web Services, Marketing, Enterprise Software, Software

White papers 2004-08-24

Implement the components of an SOA with Web services

I previously discussed how to build a service oriented architecture SOA that aligns with your business processes. Now, I'll elaborate on the SOA architecture and describe how to implement the components. Using Web services technology, I’ll explain how to create the design for implementing a service agency, service provider, and...

Tags: Service-oriented architecture (SOA), Web services, Channel management, Middleware, Application servers, Enterprise software, Brian Schaffner, web technology, Web, Web service, SOA

Technical articles 2003-09-25

Top five Web service myths

Web services are not a revolution but rather an evolution of the familiar concept of component-based development. Take a closer look at some common myths surrounding the technology.Web services technology is not a revolution in the world of computing but an evolution of the old concepts of component-based software development....

Tags: Web services, Channel management, EAI, Gunjan Samtani, security, Web service, Web, Web Services Technology

Technical articles 2002-08-19

How to prepare for market changes due to Web services technologies

As Web services technologies evolve, consulting firms focused on integration work may need to shift gears. Find out how one industry expert believes the market will change and how your firm can stay ahead of the curve.Cringely's Law, named for former InfoWorld columnist and author Robert X. Cringely, says that...

Tags: Web services, Channel management, Cringely, Beth Blakely, Web service, Brent Sleeper, Web, Web Services Technology

Technical articles 2002-06-28

Using Web services for application integration

Web services is the silver bullet for business-to-business communications. This article explores this concept using the function/method-oriented integration pattern.Web services will play a major role in function/method-oriented integration, which is one of the most commonly used patterns for enterprise and business-to-business application integration. In this article, I discuss how XML...

Tags: Web services, Channel management, Gunjan Samtani, Web Services Technology, application integration, Web service, Web, integration, XML, Microsoft .NET

Technical articles 2002-05-13

Additional Resources

Understanding Web Services: More Than a Web Server - A New Integration Technology

Although many organizations think that they are involved in Web Services just because they have Web enabled their applications, they may still be missing out on the major benefits that Web Services brings. Web enablement - it is a two-way dialog that integrates different applications. Web Services is a new...

Tags: Web Server, Web, Web Service, Server, Channel Management, Web Services, Marketing, Enterprise Software, Software

White papers 2003-12-29

Understanding Web Services

This white paper explains the definition, impact and the future of Web services. Web Services is not something one gets automatically by using a browser to access corporate information. In fact, Web Services is much more than Web enablement ? it is a two-way dialog that integrates different applications. Web...

Tags: Web, Web Service, Channel Management, Web Services, Marketing, Enterprise Software, Software

White papers 2002-11-21

Java Technologies and Web Services Platforms

Perhaps one of the most successful technological concepts to emerge from the Internet age is Web services. Representing the logical evolution of system design, Web services are part of an ongoing trend towards decoupling and distributing system components, enabling each element to operate and evolve independently. Web services help optimize...

Tags: Web, Java, Sun Microsystems Inc., Web Service, Java Technology, Web Services, Channel Management, Enterprise Software, Software, Marketing

White papers 2005-08-01

The Pros and Cons of Web Services

Web Services form the battleground where industry titans such as Microsoft and IBM are going head to head, surrounded by hundreds of other combatants. However, there are still a large number of CIOs and other technology executives who are unfamiliar with Web Services, or worse, misunderstand them. This...

Tags: Web, Web Service, Web Services, Channel Management, Enterprise Software, Software, Marketing

White papers 2002-07-01

Web Services and IT Services

Just as e-business is situated within a broader set of organizational functions, so might web services be seen in the context of a broader set of Information Technology IT services. This paper compares and contrasts the web services model with models of other IT services and proposes an approach to...

Tags: Web, Information Technology, Web Service, Web Services, It Services, Channel Management, Strategy, Enterprise Software, Software, Marketing, Management

White papers 2004-11-05

Rethinking CRM: Will Web Services Make a Difference?

The hype is still not over about Web Services. So much have been written about Web Services technology and their usage. But, what impact the Web Services will make on the CRM industry? Are they going to revolutionize the way CRM applications work? What percentage the CRM industry owns of...

Tags: Web, Web Service, CRM, Web Services, Advertising & Promotion, Customer Relationship Management (CRM), Channel Management, Enterprise Software, Software, Marketing

White papers

A Concept for QoS Integration in Web Services

With the growing popularity of Web services, a general QoS support for Web services will play an important role for the success of this emerging technology. Unfortunately, current Web service environments do not offer comprehensive QoS support. This paper presents an approach that does not only enable the QoS integration...

Tags: Web, QoS, Web Service, Integration, Web Services, Channel Management, Enterprise Software, Software, Marketing

White papers 2003-11-13

SOA: Integrating XML and Web Services

Service Oriented Architecture SOA is becoming the IT architecture of the future. While not groundbreaking technology in and of itself, SOA fundamentally shifts how businesses and IT organizations attack business problems and the technology architecture that is constructed to solve these problems. SOA can be thought of as a collection...

Tags: Web, Web Service, XML, SOA, Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), Web Services, Middleware, Enterprise Software, Software

White papers 2004-12-01

VWS: Applying Virtualization Techniques to Web Services

What web services can offer nowadays is insufficient to build complex applications based on web services. Several technological aspects have not been standardized yet, and the study of some of them is still at a very early stage. This paper presents a new technique that can be applied to web...

Tags: Web, Virtualization, Web Service, Web Services, Channel Management, Enterprise Software, Software, Marketing

White papers 2006-05-01

Web Services - The Technology and Its Security Concerns

This paper examines the technology behind Web Services, how the system is made available to the user, and the way connections are made to back-end and therefore sensitive data. These different elements come together to make Web Services a portal for users to access data, but also provide different entry...

Tags: Security, Web, Web Service, Web Services, Channel Management, Enterprise Software, Software, Marketing

White papers 2007-05-01

What's New in SOA and Web Services?

Service-oriented architecture SOA - especially web services-based SOA - has been the talk of the IT community. It's almost impossible to discuss corporate technology plans or strategies without discussing SOA. That's because many IT professionals see SOA as a way to speed up the application development process. The basic underpinning...

Tags: Web, Web Service, SOA, Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), Web Services, Middleware, Enterprise Software, Software

White papers 2005-10-03

SOAP Web Services Attacks

The World Wide Web is being used increasingly for application-to-application communication, thanks to programmatic interfaces known as web services. In conjunction with current technology, web services are ideal for companies clamoring to join the e-commerce revolution. This white paper discusses various types of attacks based on the SOAP implementation of...

Tags: SPI Dynamics, Web, Web Service, Simple Object Access Protocol, WWW, Attack, SOAP, Web Services, Channel Management, Enterprise Software, Software, Marketing

White papers 2006-06-08