Web services are currently the main area of growth in the computing industry as a whole, but also more specifically in java. While there are many associated technologies with web services, SOAP has had the most progress and is now adopted as a W3C standard, known as SOAP 1.2 or XML Protocol (XP). SO...

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1. Verfasser:	Bequet, Henry (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Birmingham Wrox Press 2001
Ausgabe:	first publ.
Schriftenreihe:	Programmer to Programmer
Schlagworte:	Internet programming Java (Computer program language) Object-oriented programming (Computer science) Simple Object Access Protocol (Computer network protocol) SOAP > Protokoll Java > Programmiersprache
Zusammenfassung:	Web services are currently the main area of growth in the computing industry as a whole, but also more specifically in java. While there are many associated technologies with web services, SOAP has had the most progress and is now adopted as a W3C standard, known as SOAP 1.2 or XML Protocol (XP). SOAP is exciting not because it is a new concept but because the whole IT industry is agreeing to use it. It can be compared with CORBA, Microsoft's COM+ or DCOM, and Sun's RMI, but unlike those technologies, it is language and Operating System agnostic. You can build your application in any language you wish and, as long as it is connected to the Internet, it will talk to any other SOAP application out there. The underpinning of the web services explosion is therefore, SOAP. It is used as the underlying protocol in ebXML and every major player in this area (including Microsoft, Sun Microsystems, IBM, BEA, Jakarta) have tools for developing SOAP applications. In addition there are numerous web and application servers with added SOAP functionality.
Beschreibung:	525 S. Ill.
ISBN:	1861006101