February 10, 2012
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Salesforce Integration with .NET Custom Web Services
By Darren Terrell
| Article Published March 27, 2011
There are a number of ways to integrate Salesforce with .Net. The focus of this article will be concentrated on calling custom web services written in Apex, from a Microsoft .Net environment, through authenticated and unauthenticated methods.
Tags : Salesforce, Salesforce integration, .NET, Web services, tutorial
Spring Web Services 2.0: Best Java Stack for SOAP-based Web Services
By Shekhar Gulati
| Article Published March 01, 2011
What makes the new Spring Web Service 2.0 release the best Java stack for SOAP-based Web services?
Tags : Web services, Spring
Spring 3.0 Support for RESTful Web Services
By Sangeetha S
| Article Published January 03, 2011
Spring 3.0 provides Java annotations and classes for creating simple REST-based Web services.
Tags : Web services, REST, Spring
Google App Engine vs. Amazon Web Services: The Developer Challenges
By Mark Watson
| Article Published March 28, 2010
Google App Engine and Amazon Web Services (AWS) are both very good platforms for writing and deploying scalable applications in the cloud, but they present different sets of challenges for developers.
Tags : Web services, AWS, Amazon Web Services, cloud computing, Google App Engine
Amazon Web Services: A Developer Primer
By Mark Watson
| Article Published March 25, 2010
With Amazon Web Services (AWS), developers get both scalable services that they can use to architect their applications and the flexibility to run any software on Amazon's compute cloud.
Tags : AWS, Web services, Amazon, cloud computing, Amazon EC2
Using Axis2 and Java for Asynchronous Web Service Invocation on the Client Side
By Deepal Jayasinghe
| Article Published February 05, 2010
Apache Axis2, the open source Java web services framework, has very good support for client-side asynchronous service invocation. Find out how to make it work for you.
Tags : Web services, Axis, open source, Java, Axis2
JAX-RS: The Java API for RESTful Web Services
By Thribhuvan Thakur
| Article Published October 14, 2009
This article reviews two popular JAX-RS frameworks, Jersey and Apache CXF, and provides some basic examples that illustrate how to build, deploy, and execute RESTful web services.
Tags : Java, JAX-RS, Web services
Real World REST Using Jersey, AJAX and JSON
By Bob Reselman
| Article Published October 09, 2009
In this article Bob Reselman gives us a brief overview of REST, and explains the basic operational concepts behind Jersey.
Tags : Web services
Tuning and Testing Enterprise Web Services with SoapUI and JMeter
By Vlad Kofman
| Article Published September 25, 2009
Need to take some of the frustration out of troubleshooting your web services? Read on to find out how.
Tags : Web services
RESTing with the Microsoft REST Starter Kit
By Jeffrey Juday
| Article Published June 22, 2009
Tap the Starter Kit for your next REST Web Service.
Tags : REST, Microsoft, Visual C#, Web services, C#
Using ASP.NET ScriptServices with Popular JavaScript Frameworks
By Chris Bennett
| Article Published May 18, 2009
Looking to use JavaScript to add lightweight AJAX interaction to your site? Try ASP.NET ScriptServices with jQuery or the Prototype JavaScript framework.
Tags : Web services, ASP.NET, JSON, JavaScript
Developing SOAP and RPC Web Services with PHP 5
By Vlad Kofman
| Article Published May 14, 2009
Explore various toolkits that are available and examine the best ways to create web services in your PHP applications.
Tags : PHP 5, programming, PHP, Web services, SOAP
Amazon Web Services and the Zend Framework
By Jason Gilmore
| Article Published November 24, 2008
Build powerful product-driven websites by using the Zend Framework to plug in to the vast Amazon.com database.
Tags : Web services
Embedding Apache Axis2 into Existing Applications
By Deepal Jayasinghe
| Article Published October 10, 2008
Learn how to embed Apache Axis2 into your J2EE application to take full advantage of Web services. You also can provide a Web Service API for your application by using Axis2 and using it to interact with other Web services.
Tags : Web services
Enterprise Java Contract-First vs. Contract-Last Web Services
By Vlad Kofman
| Article Published May 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.
Tags : Web services
Implementing Contextual Web Services
By Ayyappan Gandhirajan
| Article Published April 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.
Tags : Web services
Exposing a Database as a Web Service
By Deepal Jayasinghe
| Article Published March 21, 2008
Gain a good understanding on how to expose databases as a Web Service using Axis2.
Tags : Web services
Simplify Your Web Services Development with JSR 181
By Ayyappan Gandhirajan
| Article Published February 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!
Tags : Web services
Working with Axis2: Making a Java Class into a Service
By Deepal Jayasinghe
| Article Published February 07, 2008
Learn how to make a web service from a Java class, the role of allowable Java types, and how to use them when writing a POJO application.
Tags : Web services
Spring Web Services 2.0: Best Java Stack for SOAP-based Web Services
By Shekhar Gulati
| Article Published March 01, 2011
What makes the new Spring Web Service 2.0 release the best Java stack for SOAP-based Web services?
Tags : Web services, Spring
Spring 3.0 Support for RESTful Web Services
By Sangeetha S
| Article Published January 03, 2011
Spring 3.0 provides Java annotations and classes for creating simple REST-based Web services.
Tags : Web services, REST, Spring
Google App Engine vs. Amazon Web Services: The Developer Challenges
By Mark Watson
| Article Published March 28, 2010
Google App Engine and Amazon Web Services (AWS) are both very good platforms for writing and deploying scalable applications in the cloud, but they present different sets of challenges for developers.
Tags : Web services, AWS, Amazon Web Services, cloud computing, Google App Engine
Amazon Web Services: A Developer Primer
By Mark Watson
| Article Published March 25, 2010
With Amazon Web Services (AWS), developers get both scalable services that they can use to architect their applications and the flexibility to run any software on Amazon's compute cloud.
Tags : AWS, Web services, Amazon, cloud computing, Amazon EC2
Using Axis2 and Java for Asynchronous Web Service Invocation on the Client Side
By Deepal Jayasinghe
| Article Published February 05, 2010
Apache Axis2, the open source Java web services framework, has very good support for client-side asynchronous service invocation. Find out how to make it work for you.
Tags : Web services, Axis, open source, Java, Axis2
JAX-RS: The Java API for RESTful Web Services
By Thribhuvan Thakur
| Article Published October 14, 2009
This article reviews two popular JAX-RS frameworks, Jersey and Apache CXF, and provides some basic examples that illustrate how to build, deploy, and execute RESTful web services.
Tags : Java, JAX-RS, Web services
Real World REST Using Jersey, AJAX and JSON
By Bob Reselman
| Article Published October 09, 2009
In this article Bob Reselman gives us a brief overview of REST, and explains the basic operational concepts behind Jersey.
Tags : Web services
Tuning and Testing Enterprise Web Services with SoapUI and JMeter
By Vlad Kofman
| Article Published September 25, 2009
Need to take some of the frustration out of troubleshooting your web services? Read on to find out how.
Tags : Web services
RESTing with the Microsoft REST Starter Kit
By Jeffrey Juday
| Article Published June 22, 2009
Tap the Starter Kit for your next REST Web Service.
Tags : REST, Microsoft, Visual C#, Web services, C#
Developing SOAP and RPC Web Services with PHP 5
By Vlad Kofman
| Article Published May 14, 2009
Explore various toolkits that are available and examine the best ways to create web services in your PHP applications.
Tags : PHP 5, programming, PHP, Web services, SOAP
Amazon Web Services and the Zend Framework
By Jason Gilmore
| Article Published November 24, 2008
Build powerful product-driven websites by using the Zend Framework to plug in to the vast Amazon.com database.
Tags : Web services
Embedding Apache Axis2 into Existing Applications
By Deepal Jayasinghe
| Article Published October 10, 2008
Learn how to embed Apache Axis2 into your J2EE application to take full advantage of Web services. You also can provide a Web Service API for your application by using Axis2 and using it to interact with other Web services.
Tags : Web services
Enterprise Java Contract-First vs. Contract-Last Web Services
By Vlad Kofman
| Article Published May 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.
Tags : Web services
Implementing Contextual Web Services
By Ayyappan Gandhirajan
| Article Published April 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.
Tags : Web services
Exposing a Database as a Web Service
By Deepal Jayasinghe
| Article Published March 21, 2008
Gain a good understanding on how to expose databases as a Web Service using Axis2.
Tags : Web services
Simplify Your Web Services Development with JSR 181
By Ayyappan Gandhirajan
| Article Published February 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!
Tags : Web services
Working with Axis2: Making a Java Class into a Service
By Deepal Jayasinghe
| Article Published February 07, 2008
Learn how to make a web service from a Java class, the role of allowable Java types, and how to use them when writing a POJO application.
Tags : Web services
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