Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)
What is Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA)?Today a business needs to be agile and adapt processes quickly, and SOA is a design principle that can help address this business need. SOA is a collection...
View ArticleWeb Services Communication through Protocols
Before the Internet, computers were standalone entities. In most cases, the only way to connect and communicate from one machine to another was if both machines were identical in terms of hardware...
View ArticleSOAP Explanation
The computer science meaning of the word “protocol” is a treaty between parties that want to exchange data between their respective computers. We can describe SOAP as a treaty that describes how to...
View ArticleCreate Transactional Web Services
Imagine that you are creating a web service for a bank and you have several methods on that web service: transfer, Inquiry, and Deposit. In order to produce the most reliable web service possible, you...
View ArticleMethod Overloading in Web Services
By default Web Services do not support ‘Method Overloading’. The reason behind is when data is passed to an XML Web service it is sent in a request and when it is returned it is sent in a response....
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