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SOAPSimulator (5)

Enables parallel client and service development by providing SOA "Reference System in-a-box". Point and click WSDL parsing and SOAP simulation. Dynamic network WSDL retrieval. Custom XML transaction simulation. Best practices governance scoring. WSDL and schema rule analysis report card.

Tags: WSDL, Crosscheck Networks, Web Services, Enterprise Software, Software

Software downloads 2008-04-08

Using XML Schemas Effectively in wsdl Design

Developers building web services today are beginning to see the value of using the document style approach over RPC. Recent experience shows that to take full advantage of document style, web services requires a strong knowledge of XML schemas and related XML standards. This presentation presents a number of important...

Tags: Hewlett-Packard Co., XML Schema, WSDL, Web Service, XML, Web Services, Software/Web Development, Web Development, Enterprise Software, Software

Webcasts

MSDN Webcast: Windows Communication Foundation Top to Bottom (Part 03 of 15): Contract Versioning (Level 200)

Clients rely on contracts defined by the Web Services Description Language WSDL to communicate with services. The WSDL contract describes the operations available at each service endpoint and the format and schema for messages related to each operation, including the schema for complex types exchanged between parties. Making changes to...

Tags: Microsoft Developer Network, Contract, Webcast, WSDL, Windows Communication Foundation, Option, Web Services, Digital Media, Enterprise Software, Software, Consumer Electronics, Personal Technology

Webcasts

SOA From the Ground Up

In this webcast, you will learn how to build WSDL using the SOA Editor, benefits of WSDL-first approach, granularity with regard to business process, ease-of-use, cross-referencing between WSDL elements, and validation capability within the SOA Editor, the importance of WSDL later during BPEL composition, re-use of existing Schema to create...

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

Webcasts

MSDN Webcast: Windows Communication Foundation Top to Bottom (Part 02 of 15): Contracts (Level 200)

Clients communicate with services by exchanging messages that are serialized on the wire, and de-serialized into Common Language Runtime CLR types at each end. In the simplest scenario, client and service developers only work with objects, and all the serialization magic happens somewhere down below in the plumbing. Windows Communication...

Tags: Microsoft Developer Network, Contract, Webcast, WSDL, Windows Communication Foundation, Digital Media, Consumer Electronics, Personal Technology

Webcasts

Soap Generate Gear (exe)

Using Soap Generate Gear, easily and automatically generate soap protocol source code for client/server sides from wsdl file. RPC and Document style are all supported. What you need to do is just import your wsdl file and click generate button. Pure platform independent c source code to make sure highly...

Tags: Source Code, WSDL, upRedSun, Web Services, Enterprise Software, Software

Software downloads 2008-04-02

Building Notification-Based Web Services: wsdl Specification, BlackBerry MDS Studio Version 4.1 and BlackBerry MDS Services Requirements

Most publicly available web services are based on a request/response paradigm. Notification-based web services are not widely available, likely due to a failure to adopt a standardized mechanism across web service toolkits. A widespread adoption would extend the interoperability of service-oriented architectures into the realm of asynchronous communication. As a...

Tags: Web, WSDL, Web Service, Specification, RIM BlackBerry, Web Services, Channel Management, Handhelds, Enterprise Software, Software, Marketing, Hardware

White papers 2006-02-23

Web Services: Enumeration and Profiling

Web services hacking begins with the Web Services Definition Language or WSDL. A WSDL file is a major source of information for an attacker. Examining a WSDL description provides critical information like methods, input and output parameters. It is important to understand the structure of a WSDL file, based on...

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

White papers 2005-03-17

Easily consume SOAP Web services with JavaScript

If you aren't using Web services in your development work, it's time to start consuming Web services whenever and wherever possible. This article demonstrates how easy it is to consume Web services via JavaScript and both XMLHTTP and XMLHttpRequest. It's time to start consuming Web services whenever and ...

Tags: Phillip Perkins, Web services, Channel management, Simple Object Access Protocol, Web service, Web, WSDL, JavaScript, Web Development Zone Newsletter, Microsoft Corp., Mozilla Corp., XMLHTTP, SOAPAction, SOAP, Enterprise Software, Software, Marketing

Technical articles 2005-10-03

Understanding wsdl

This paper explains the importance of WSDL in the overall Web services architecture, as it describes the complete contract for application communication. It also explains how to make Web services widely approachable by using WSDL definitions to generate code that knows precisely how to interact with the Web service described,...

Tags: Web, WSDL, Web Service, Web Services, Enterprise Software, Software

White papers 2003-10-01

webservice dystopia

I develop on .NET by day and PHP/mySQL by evening/weekend and have noticed that I can only get my .NET clients to interface with the simplest of SOAP web services - anything that requires a dataset - the PHP world doesn't work the same as the .NET world. I'm...

Tags: dataset, JustAnotherTechie, Microsoft .NET, Microsoft IIS Server, Microsoft Visual Studio, PHP, php soap web services for .net clients.., programming, WSDL, XML

Discussion threads 2005-05-27

Getting up to speed on Web services

Builder.com offers many resources on Web services. Check out our offerings on application integration, the technologies behind Web services, building a Web service, and more.One of the things our technology use survey revealed is that Builder.com members as a whole want to know more about Web services. Of course, we...

Tags: Web services, Channel management, Application integration, Lamont Adams, Web service, Web, WSDL

Technical articles 2002-10-28

Broker architecture for Web services

J2EE, .NET, and other systems are excellent, but every organization has some type of legacy system. Web service technology can be used to bring these systems to the masses.Web services standardize the format XML and the protocol SOAP for application-to-application communication. Such standardization spurs software vendors to create quality applications...

Tags: Web services, Channel management, Web Services Architecture, Web service, Web, LLEA, XML, Federal Law Enforcement Agency

Technical articles 2002-05-22

wsdl for B2B: Integrating applications across companies, part 2

WSDL may offer the most flexible and economical framework for passive B2B integration yet. Learn how to take advantage of Web services and WSDL when integrating your applications.Bridging an application across companies is easier today than ever before, thanks to a multitude of options. The natural consequence of this bounty...

Tags: Web services, Channel management, B2B, Scott Robinson, Web service, WSDL, Web, EDI, Web Service application

Technical articles 2002-09-24

Is wsdl right for your B2B back-end application?

My friend thought he had an ideal prospect for a WSDL application. But there are a number of questions that must be answered before launching a Web services project. Here's how to get started.A fellow consultant asked me for help last fall after taking a quick-and-dirty application integration job. It...

Tags: Web services, EDI, Scott Robinson, WSDL, Web service, WSDL application, Web, B2B

Technical articles 2002-09-16

SOAP bubbles on the wind: SOAP with VB6 COM components

Microsoft's SOAP toolkit makes it easy to run existing COM functionality as a Web service. Lamont Adams shows how to take a simple VB6 COM DLL and expose it as a Web service.Imagine this: Your CEO, or reasonable facsimile thereof, just returned from lunch with his counterpart at .Net Early...

Tags: SOAP, Web services, ActiveX/COM/COM+/DCOM, Channel management, Lamont Adams, SOAP Toolkit, Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0, Simple Object Access Protocol, COM, Web service, Web, WSDL, API, server

Technical articles 2002-07-31

Defining Web services in wsdl: A primer

When you're dealing with Web services, you need to be sure clients are using the data format the server expects. That's where the emerging WSDL standard comes in. This article gives you a guided tour of the basics of WSDL.In a Web services world, applications basically consist of remote, XML-driven...

Tags: Channel management, Web services, XML, Lamont Adams, WSDL, Web Services Definition Language, Web

Technical articles 2002-04-08

iPlanet CTO discusses development changes as Web services emerge

In this interview, iPlanet CTO Hal Stern discusses the six paradigm shifts that architects and developers should consider when designing applications for the growing Web services market.As Web services emerge as the next tour de force in software development, Builder.com had a conversation with iPlanet CTO Hal Stern on the...

Tags: Web services, PRODUCTIVITY, Matthew Osborn, Web service, tool, UDDI, WSDL, Hal Stern, Web, Java, iPlanet

Technical articles 2002-03-04

Two tools to help debug SOAP on site

By now, you’ve almost certainly been exposed to Web services: distributed applications that communicate by means of Simple Object Access Protocol SOAP messages. Perhaps your clients are already starting to use Web services internally, or testing the waters with their business partners in an extranet. Of course, as a consultant,...

Tags: Lark Group, Inc., Simple Object Access Protocol, tool, Web, Web service, WSDL

Technical articles 2003-01-07

Additional Resources

Altova SchemaAgent (exe)

Altova SchemaAgent 2008 is the visionary tool for analyzing and managing XML Schema, XML instance, XSLT, and WSDL file relationships across a project or an enterprise. Visualize and easily manage file associations via its graphical design view. Create new import, include, and redefine relations using drag-and-drop functionality. Save and print...

Tags: Altova, Altova SchemaAgent 2008, XML, Asset Management, Web Services, Software/Web Development, Web Development, Operational Planning, Business Operations, Enterprise Software, Software

Software downloads 2007-09-18