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What is Webservice?

Former Member
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Hi,

Can any one let me know what is weservice?

Thanks.

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Former Member
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In general WS is an RFC enabled function which can can called from a remote client

Client calls the web service which executes the function and returns the result

web services are called independent of the platform they are implemented

SOAP WSDL and UDDI are main protocols used

WSDL defines the structure of the function and the way the request and response will come

UDDI it is itself a web service.it is more likey a dictionary/index which contains the detail of web sercices available

SOAP is a message in xml consisting of the request to the websercive and response from web service

links are already provided to you

regards

Former Member
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Hi Yaseen,

Go thro this link. It gives all the basics about webservices in a simple and understandable form.

http://www.w3schools.com/webservices/default.asp

you can also navigate from this to learn deeply about web services and their syntax etc.

regards,

P.Venkat

bhavesh_kantilal
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hi,

This single link can give you all details you want on web services. Just be patient and go through the stuff related to you.

http://www.w3.org/2002/ws/

regards,

Bhavesh

Former Member
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Hi,

These information will help you.

REgards,

chandra.

Former Member
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Hi,

In simple words, webservice is like a remote procedure call over the internet using SOAP protocal. You will have a request structure and a corresponding response structure.

the caller initiates the call, without knowing anything about where there the data is coming, which systems to connect etc, all the user needs to know is the invoke the webservice and the webservice implementation returns the data as response structure.

cheers,

naveen

MichalKrawczyk
Active Contributor
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Hi Yaseen,

>>>Can any one let me know what is weservice?

sure, have a look at wiki

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_services

Regards,

michal