Newest Web Services Articles Enterprise Java Contract-First vs. Contract-Last Web Services By Vlad Kofman - Published 05/08/2008 Discover two different ways to implement SOAP web services. The methods discussed here can also use either RPC or Document style implementations, and can significantly differ in development and maintenance efforts.
Portal Federation with WebLogic Portal WRSP: The Basics By Scott Nelson - Published 05/01/2008 WSRP (Web Services for Remote Portlets) is a handy specification from the folks at OASIS. It provides a standard for portal applications to share portlets between portals. Discover what it can do for you.
Implementing Contextual Web Services By Ayyappan Gandhirajan - Published 04/15/2008 Have you ever wondered what contextual Web Services are? Learn different ways of accessing a user's context in Web Service components and implementing advanced domain services containing non-functional aspects such as personalization.
Achieving Situational Awareness in Enterprise Services By Surekha Durvasula - Published 03/27/2008 Discover an architecture pattern that can be leveraged by Enterprise Architects to promote the re-use of business services without having to overlook or override the variances encountered in the business rules that govern individual business units of a multi-faceted company.
Exposing a Database as a Web Service By Deepal Jayasinghe - Published 03/21/2008 Gain a good understanding on how to expose databases as a Web Service using Axis2.
An Introduction to BizTalk 2006 R2 Development By Jeffrey Juday - Published 03/12/2008 Learn about BizTalk 2006 R2's core features housed in the BizTalk Messaging Engine and what they can do for you.
Consuming RSS Feeds with Ruby By W. Jason Gilmore - Published 03/11/2008 Integrate your favorite RSS feeds into your web site by using Ruby's powerful RSS module.
Simplify Your Web Services Development with JSR 181 By Ayyappan Gandhirajan - Published 02/28/2008 Free yourself from the underlying implementation details of Web Services and
concentrate on core business areas. With JSR 181 development will not only
be simplified but also standardized!
Dynamic Service Discovery with Java By Rob Lybarger - Published 02/19/2008 Learn what dynamic service discovery is and what it can do for you. Then see how easy it is to integrate this magic into your own project.
Highlighted Web Services Tutorials Web Services Glossary By Lakshmi Ananthamurthy -
Would you like details on a specific term? Check here. This glossary will continue to grow as material is posted to our site.
Introduction to Web Services By Lakshmi Ananthamurthy -
Have you heard the buzz about Web Services but feel a bit fuzzy on the details? This article begins a series that will guide you through the web services maze.
Web Services Applications and Security: Part 1 By Sridhar Ravuthula -
In this series of articles you will not only see the key benefits of the Web Services model but also discover various security scenarios for the implementation of the Web Service application to make your application more reliable and secure.
Service-Oriented Architecture Introduction, Part 1 By Michael Stevens -
We begin a new series on an architecture made up of components and interconnections that stress interoperability and location transparency -- a foundation for the new Web services model.
Introduction to Web Services Management By Manoj Seth -
Analyse the requirements and develop a basic understanding of the core components of the Web Services Management Platform.
If you are moving into Web Services you will need an understanding of WSDL (Web Services Description Language.) Get that information here.
Key Features of UDDI4J Version 2 By Ravi Trivedi -
As Web services come online, UDDI registries are increasingly important and useful to software developers. Now, there are new features in the UDDI4J API that will improve the programming and capabilities of Web services.
The Benefits of a Service-Oriented Architecture By Michael Stevens -
Discover what benefits you will reap by adding a service layer in the early stages of a project. You will gain a better return on your investment, flexibility with code mobility, enhanced security and other key benefits by implementing service-oriented architecture!
The RIA Run challenge is designed for you to showcase your knowledge of Silverlight 2 to the world — and potentially win prizes for it. By taking advantage of such Silverlight 2 features as layout manager support, two-way data-binding support, control template and skinning support, and core form controls you can show the world what you can do.
