Category: Web Services

REST Service Annotation RESTful web services are easy to develop, and they have the ability to produce and consume different types of media i.e. information. In most cases, REST web services are encouraged for services that will...

Web Services Security Overview Web services technologies and  the usual methods of securing applications are not relevant anymore. New challenges have arisen from the very paradigm of Web services, which remain unaddressed by...

Overview of JAX-RS  To write RESTful web services in Java, need only a client and a server that support the HTTP.  Any browser and an HTTP servlet container do it at some cost of XML configuration. So that the code hardly...

Describe briefly the architectural principles of RESTful Web Services ? The architectural principle of RESTful web services are as follows: Addressability Addressability is an important principle to follow when designing RESTful...

OVERVIEW Of RESTful Web Services RESTful Web Services are defined as JSR 339. REST is an architectural style which is based on web-standards and the HTTP protocol. REST was first represented by Roy Fielding in the year 2000. And...

Explain SOAP protocol ? SOAP defines the XML messages exchanged between the consumer and the provider . SOAP is the standard web services application protocol. It gives the communication mechanism to connect web services and...

Explain SOAP Web Services ? SOAP is an acronym for Simple Object Access Protocol. SOAP web services are loosely coupled because the consumer, of a web service does not know its implementation details. The consumer is able to...

Q. Explain the Web Services  Architecture ? A. A web services architecture consists: Service provider It provides the interface for the Web service and an application implementation and also responsible for creation of...

 Overview of Web Services In enterprise application development Java Web Services play an important role . A web service can be specify as a client and server application that communicates over HTTP, and provides a communication...