The main issue faced by the business these days is the lack of ability to manage and share data among different applications strategically. In the past applications developed were not flexible enough. The design and architecture of these legacy applications didn’t allow system re-usability. So the most important question now is how to overcome this [...]
Web services are encapsulated loosely coupled [and] contracted functions offered through standard protocols.
Like CORBA, Web services are components that one can reuse in building applications. The tasks that Web services perform when customers reuse and put together the components are not seen from the outside. This is known as the encapsulation. Encapsulated tasks are transparent. [...]
When given any XML parser, such as a Microsoft’s XML DOM component, anyone can pass a function name embedded into an XML message. Therefore, you do not need SOAP or any formal protocol around XML Web services to accomplish this. The designers of such a system could provide a specification for the outlay of the [...]
Web Services are basically a set of tools and protocols, which enable software applications to communicate, pass data and issue commands to each other over the Internet or any other network. Web Services are a kind of plumbing that connects different programs together using a network and can be used both inside the organization and [...]
The .NET framework (DotNet)is a new Microsoft initiative directed to the modification of computer world. More specifically, it is a large set of development tools, servers, software, and services. Its main advantages for the user are creation of an integrated information space connecting him or her with computers and programs, as well as connection software [...]