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whitepaper Web Based APIs0000-00-00 SlideShare
  Application Programming Interfaces is a source code interface that a computer system or program library provides in order to support requests for services to be made of it by a computer program." This presentation presents Web based APIs.

Tags: Application Development		   
whitepaper Tired of Plain Text?: Enrich Your Data in InfoPath0000-00-00 Microsoft
  Traditional online forms - like those on Web pages - are dull. Generally, people can only type plain text. It's a rare form that allows text formatting, images, or anything else interesting. Want something more exciting? Microsoft Office InfoPath 2003 enables full, rich text formatting when they design a form using InfoPath. People who fill out the form can add formatted text, tables, background colors, and images - to get their message across with style and flair.

Tags: Web Services, Collaboration Tools		   
whitepaper MSDN Webcast: Windows Communication Foundation Top to Bottom (Part 01 of 15): Overview (Level 100)0000-00-00 Microsoft
  Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) is the Microsoft messaging platform for building service-oriented applications. Released with the Windows Vista operating system, and part of the Microsoft .NET Framework version 3.0, WCF unifies the programming model for how components and services communicate: be they distributed or not, accessible beyond firewalls, or available through interoperable interfaces. The attendee of this webcast will learn how WCF is the evolution of Microsoft .NET Remoting, Enterprise Services, Microsoft ASP.NET Web Services (ASMX), and Web Services Enhancements (WSE) in a single technology stack. The presenter introduces WCF as a technology for Service-Orientated Architecture (SOA), discusses the programming model, and provides a short overview of core features.

Tags: .NET, Application Development		   
whitepaper MSDN Webcast: Windows Communication Foundation Top to Bottom (Part 03 of 15): Contract Versioning (Level 200)0000-00-00 Microsoft
  Clients rely on contracts defined by the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) to communicate with services. The WSDL contract describes the operations available at each service endpoint and the format and schema for messages related to each operation, including the schema for complex types exchanged between parties. Making changes to contracts once they have been published is a delicate matter, as that can create compatibility issues with existing clients. The only option is to ensure backward compatibility or expose a new version of the contract for new clients. This webcast focuses on approaches to version tolerance and contract versioning.

Tags: .NET, Application Development		   
whitepaper MSDN Webcast: Building and Consuming Web Services (Level 200)0000-00-00 Microsoft
  Today's business world has many unique requirements and the previous technologies that were in place often times were insufficient, but Web services are here to fill the gap. Attendee will learn about how to build and consume Web services using Microsoft Visual Studio .NET. We will show the concepts and issues related to returning complex data structures from a Web service. It will also offer a brief glimpse at advanced topics involving Web service discovery and integration, as well as enhancements to SOAP for resolving common problems that face Web service users.

Tags: .NET, Application Development		   
whitepaper MSDN Webcast: Introduction to SQL Server 2000 Reporting Services (Part 3 of 5) (Level 200)0000-00-00 Microsoft
  This is part three in a series of five webcasts designed to provide developers with a complete introduction to SQL Server 2000 Reporting Services. This session focuses on SQL Server Reporting Services programmability, using a sample application that shows how to use the Web service to render a report. It also demonstrates a custom data source for SQL Server Reporting Services that reads data that is not accessible through SQL queries.

Tags: Web Services		   
whitepaper Service Oriented Architecture: What It Means for the Insurance Market?2007-10-04 AppLabs
  Service Oriented Architecture has received much positive attention and has been deemed the solution to a multitude of technological business problems. However, it seems insurance companies are reticent to fully undertake it. Organizations are implementing isolated SOA projects but few have fully comprehensive strategies in place. SOAs effectively build applications out of existing software services by one program or piece of functionality calling another. These functions may be provided locally, remotely, or via an external system. In an insurance environment, for example, an online claims system may use the services of a CRM system to get the address details and an external government database to get details of vehicle taxation, drivers' licenses or driving convictions.

Tags: Service-Oriented Architecture		   
whitepaper BEA WebLogic Event Server Performance: A Benchmark Study2007-10-01 BEA Systems
  This free case study showcases BEA WebLogic Event Server being put through its paces in a financial front office environment.

A lightweight, Java-based (non-J2EE) application server designed specifically to support event-driven applications, it proved itself adept at monitoring multiple high-speed streams of market data, while maintaining low latencies. Included are descriptions of the product features that enabled this performance, plus the benchmark study and results.

Download this convincing case study now.

Tags: File and Network Servers, Java, Web Services, J2EE		   
whitepaper Technical Considerations for Microsoft Office Live Meeting Service Deployment2007-10-01 Microsoft
  The 2007 release of the Microsoft Office Live Meeting service is the latest version of Microsoft's enterprise class solution for delivering real-time, location-independent, web-based meetings and collaboration capabilities to business users. This paper explains the new features of the 2007 release of Live Meeting, describe Live Meeting's hosting architecture, and provide technical information on commonly asked questions regarding implementation, networking issues, and meeting and data security.

Tags: Web Services		   
whitepaper ESB-Oriented Architecture: The Wrong Approach to Adopting SOA2007-09-27 IBM
  An increasingly common request from clients is to complete a project that does not use SOA as a whole, but instead implements only an Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) architecture. Such an ESB-oriented architecture is easy to envision, but its success is difficult to measure. What clients requesting such projects don't understand is this: An ESB-oriented architecture doesn't produce business value. A project based on ESB-oriented architecture needs to be made into one based on SOA to help ensure that it successfully delivers business value.

Tags: Service-Oriented Architecture		   


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