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There are 130 articles & tutorials regarding "SOAP".
- 19.) Web Services between .NET, Java and MS SOAP Toolkit - Part II
- By Catalin Tomescu This second article in this series dedicated to Web services comes as a sequel to the first one in which I started to tell you how you could build different kind of clients and services using MS SOAP Toolkit, Apache SOAP for Java and .NET Framework. In the last article I mentioned something about the incompatibility between a MS SOAP client and an Apache SOAP server (the infamous xsi:type). As far as I know the version 2.2 didn't solve this problem, which is Apache...
Found at C# Help
- 20.) Generating SOAP
- by Rich Salz June 12, 2002 Introduction Last month we used the Google web services API to point out some warts in WSDL. This month we'll use the same API to walk through the steps involved in building an application which uses Google. We'll do the implementation in Python. Python is open source and runs on all the popular platforms. Python is the kind of language that's very well-suited to SOAP and XML processing: it's object-oriented, so you can build large-scale programs; it allows...
Found at XML.com
- 21.) SOAP: Simple Object Access Protocol
- William Bordes, R&D Consultant ( wbordes@techmetrix.net ) and Johann Dumser, Junior Consultant ( jdumser@techmetrix.net ) Printer Friendly Version The evolution of IT Over the space of a few years, the Web has completely revolutionized the way we use information technology, and as a result, our way of working has been completely transformed. The arrival of the new economy made waves which were felt all the way to the core of our information systems. Internet businesses now have to meet...
Found at Intranet Journal
- 22.) SOAP Encodings, WSDL, and XML Schema Types
- by Martin Gudgin , Timothy Ewald February 20, 2002 Using a web service involves a sender and a receiver exchanging at least one XML message. The format of that message must be defined so that the sender can construct it and the receiver can process it. The format of a message includes the overall structure of the tree, the local name and namespace name of the elements and attributes used in the tree, and the types of those elements and attributes. The name and types of the element and...
Found at XML.com
- 23.) XML, SOAP and Binary Data
- February 26, 2003 Editor's note: XML.com is happy to publish this white paper from Don Box and his colleagues, which addresses a long term issue in XML, namely the coordinated transport of opaque binary data in conjunction with an XML document. Please use the forum facility at the end of this article to leave your comments and questions -- ED. Version 1.0 February 24, 2003 Authors Adam Bosworth, BEA Systems Don Box, Microsoft Martin Gudgin, Microsoft Mark Nottingham, BEA Systems David...
Found at XML.com
- 24.) Combining SOAP and JavaMail
- Posted April 7, 2004 L ike every other distributed computing architecture, Web services have also settled on a standard, well-known protocol for communication between distributed components of a system. For CORBA, the protocol was IIOP; for RMI, first it was JRMP and later it was IIOP; and in Microsoft environments it was DCOM. For Web services architectures, the de facto standard for the basic protocol for communication between two parties is the Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP)....
Found at Java Pro
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