SOAP uses XML to marshal data that is transported to a software application.
Since SOAP’s introduction, three SOAP
encoding styles have become popular and are reliably implemented across
software vendors and technology providers:
0 replies - 1871 views - 01/04/12 by Singaram Subramanian in Articles
OAuth is a wonderful standard: it allows users to give permissions to a third-party service to use theirs accounts on a website; but it works without forcing them to share their password like a phishing website would do.The typical use of OAuth is for...
2 replies - 3537 views - 10/13/11 by Giorgio Sironi in Articles
This post recaps some results of my experiments with WS testing. In last few months I have been working on several projects – Spring WS Test, Spring WS 2.0 testing support and finally on Smock.
All of them reflect different approaches to WS testing. Today...
0 replies - 5767 views - 03/21/11 by Lukas Krecan in Articles
During the past two years, not a week has gone by without several press releases, blogs, editorials or articles about cloud interoperability crossing my electronic desk—enough to qualify the term as an official buzz-word. The problem is that...
0 replies - 5779 views - 02/26/11 by Bill Heinzman in Articles
As a programmer, I hate duplication. But moving between different workstations, or even between a netbook and my primary computer, requires me to share data such as documents, code, PDF files and so on.
4 replies - 6964 views - 01/06/11 by Giorgio Sironi in Articles
Create a Soap UI project using your WSDL.
Set the Preferences in SOAP UI for AXIS2 home directory.
Right Click on the WSDL in SOAP UI and click generate code.
0 replies - 9022 views - 11/12/10 by Nitin Aggarwal in Tips and Tricks
Due to the increasing performance unlocked by GPUs, password cracking software will soon be able to discover your 7-10 character password without a problem (special symbols won't make a difference). Richard Boyd, from the Georgia Tech Research Institute,...
1 replies - 25374 views - 08/17/10 by Mitchell Pronsc... in Daily Dose
Web services are one of the most successful implementations of a Service Oriented Architecture, and they usually are presented as a public Api you can use to expand the capabilities of your applications. There's a web service for everything from obtaining...
10 replies - 13331 views - 06/29/10 by Giorgio Sironi in Articles
Click here to download your free DZone Refcard on Getting Started with Java EE Security now!
0 replies - 24737 views - 05/17/10 by Lyndsey Clevesy in Announcements
MooseXML for Java is the newest, best way to get XML data into and out of your Java applications and web services.Start with a simple Java bean:@XML(name="hello")public class HelloWorld { // Accessors omitted for brevity ...
4 replies - 1124 views - 03/25/10 by Michael Quigley in Announcements
eviware announces the release of soapUI 3.5 – The Protocol Release. This release extends the capabilities of soapUI to include testing of JMS, AMF, and Databases.JMS is supported through integration with HermesJMS. JMS has been high on the wish list from...
0 replies - 1708 views - 03/02/10 by Niclas Reimertz in Announcements
Chapter 1: An overview of JBoss ToolsJBoss Tools includes a set of Eclipse plug-ins that support the development, deployment, and testing of JEE applications.
It brings together a lot of...
0 replies - 9283 views - 01/11/10 by David Sills in Book Reviews
In the previous post to this blog, we looked at orchestrating JBossESB
services from a RiftSaw BPEL process. In this post, we'll look at the
other side of the RiftSaw-JBossESB integration; invoking a RiftSaw BPEL
process from an ESB service.Invoking a RiftSaw...
0 replies - 7746 views - 11/18/09 by Len DiMaggio in News
eviware is happy to announce the soapUI 3.0.1 release which contains a bunch of bug-fixes and some improvements as well;
0 replies - 2483 views - 08/14/09 by Ole Matzura in Announcements
We have all heard the theory that Web services will gradually force out
client applications. All you will need for your work would be a
computer with an access to the Internet and a small application to work
with web resources. You won't even need a...
5 replies - 6509 views - 07/16/09 by Vladimir Ikryanov in Articles
