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What is the primary purpose of web services?
What is the primary purpose of web services?
- Facilitate communication between applications using a standard protocol/format for platform-independent communication (correct)
- Conducting open experiments with web services to allow partners to develop custom interfaces and applications using their data and services
- Aligning the industry for interoperability across platforms, applications, and languages
- Enabling interactions between different applications through the web
What is the role of WSDL in web services?
What is the role of WSDL in web services?
- Is a lightweight XML-based messaging format
- Facilitates the execution stages of a web service
- Enables companies to find publicly available web services on the internet or corporate intranets
- Allows web services to describe what they are, where they can be found, and how they should be used (correct)
Which technology is a component of web services used for describing what they are, where they can be found, and how they should be used?
Which technology is a component of web services used for describing what they are, where they can be found, and how they should be used?
- Servlets
- WSDL (correct)
- UDDI
- SOAP
What is the primary characteristic of SOAP in web services?
What is the primary characteristic of SOAP in web services?
What is the expected progression of web services adoption?
What is the expected progression of web services adoption?
What is the primary purpose of UDDI in web services?
What is the primary purpose of UDDI in web services?
Which technology is a lightweight XML-based messaging format in web services?
Which technology is a lightweight XML-based messaging format in web services?
What is the life cycle of a web service NOT typically involve?
What is the life cycle of a web service NOT typically involve?
What is the primary characteristic of web services that has evolved from first-generation to next-generation applications?
What is the primary characteristic of web services that has evolved from first-generation to next-generation applications?
Which companies have conducted open experiments with web services to allow partners to develop custom interfaces and applications using their data and services?
Which companies have conducted open experiments with web services to allow partners to develop custom interfaces and applications using their data and services?
What is the primary difference between Servlets/CGI and Web Services architectures?
What is the primary difference between Servlets/CGI and Web Services architectures?
What is the primary role of UDDI in web services?
What is the primary role of UDDI in web services?
What is the primary objective of the industry's broad initiative for web services?
What is the primary objective of the industry's broad initiative for web services?
What is the primary characteristic of SOAP in web services?
What is the primary characteristic of SOAP in web services?
What is the primary reason for companies like Google and Amazon conducting open experiments with web services?
What is the primary reason for companies like Google and Amazon conducting open experiments with web services?
What is the primary role of UDDI in web services?
What is the primary role of UDDI in web services?
Which technology is a component of web services used for defining the structure and content of a web service?
Which technology is a component of web services used for defining the structure and content of a web service?
What is the primary characteristic of web services that has evolved from first-generation to next-generation applications?
What is the primary characteristic of web services that has evolved from first-generation to next-generation applications?
Which technology is a lightweight XML-based messaging format in web services?
Which technology is a lightweight XML-based messaging format in web services?
What is the expected progression of web services adoption?
What is the expected progression of web services adoption?
Web services enable communication between applications using a standard protocol/format for platform-independent communication.
Web services enable communication between applications using a standard protocol/format for platform-independent communication.
Web services are characterized by their interoperability, ease of use, reusability, and ubiquity.
Web services are characterized by their interoperability, ease of use, reusability, and ubiquity.
SOAP is a lightweight XML-based messaging format that can work with any operating system, programming language, and platform.
SOAP is a lightweight XML-based messaging format that can work with any operating system, programming language, and platform.
Web services utilize XML, SOAP, WSDL, and UDDI under the hood.
Web services utilize XML, SOAP, WSDL, and UDDI under the hood.
UDDI enables companies to find publicly available web services on the internet or corporate intranets.
UDDI enables companies to find publicly available web services on the internet or corporate intranets.
Web services can only facilitate communication between applications that are running on the same platform.
Web services can only facilitate communication between applications that are running on the same platform.
WSDL is used to describe the structure and content of a web service.
WSDL is used to describe the structure and content of a web service.
UDDI is primarily used to enable companies to find publicly available web services on the internet or corporate intranets.
UDDI is primarily used to enable companies to find publicly available web services on the internet or corporate intranets.
The industry's broad initiative for web services aims for interoperability across platforms, applications, and languages.
The industry's broad initiative for web services aims for interoperability across platforms, applications, and languages.
SOAP is a heavy, non-XML-based messaging format that only works with specific operating systems and programming languages.
SOAP is a heavy, non-XML-based messaging format that only works with specific operating systems and programming languages.
Web services are primarily used for communication between applications running on the same platform.
Web services are primarily used for communication between applications running on the same platform.
UDDI stands for Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration.
UDDI stands for Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration.
The life cycle of a web service does not involve a service registry stage.
The life cycle of a web service does not involve a service registry stage.
Web services can only be utilized for a limited range of applications such as financial and sports information.
Web services can only be utilized for a limited range of applications such as financial and sports information.
The industry's broad initiative for web services does not aim for interoperability across platforms, applications, and languages.
The industry's broad initiative for web services does not aim for interoperability across platforms, applications, and languages.
Web services are characterized by their interoperability, ease of use, reusability, and ubiquity, evolving from first-generation to ______ applications
Web services are characterized by their interoperability, ease of use, reusability, and ubiquity, evolving from first-generation to ______ applications
The life cycle of a web service involves a service registry, provider, requester, and execution stages, with protocols like WSDL and ______ being components of web services
The life cycle of a web service involves a service registry, provider, requester, and execution stages, with protocols like WSDL and ______ being components of web services
Under the hood, web services utilize XML, SOAP, WSDL, and ______, with SOAP being a lightweight XML-based messaging format that can work with any operating system, programming language, and platform
Under the hood, web services utilize XML, SOAP, WSDL, and ______, with SOAP being a lightweight XML-based messaging format that can work with any operating system, programming language, and platform
UDDI, or Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration, enables companies to find publicly available web services on the internet or corporate ______
UDDI, or Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration, enables companies to find publicly available web services on the internet or corporate ______
The adoption of web services is expected to progress through distinct phases, with an increasing focus on app integration, developer productivity, business-partner connectivity, and new business ______ over time
The adoption of web services is expected to progress through distinct phases, with an increasing focus on app integration, developer productivity, business-partner connectivity, and new business ______ over time
Web services are characterized by their ______, ease of use, reusability, and ubiquity, evolving from first-generation to next-generation applications.
Web services are characterized by their ______, ease of use, reusability, and ubiquity, evolving from first-generation to next-generation applications.
Several vendors and users/consumers, such as Microsoft, IBM, Sun, Oracle, and ______, are actively involved in web services, and the technology is relevant to all individuals and organizations.
Several vendors and users/consumers, such as Microsoft, IBM, Sun, Oracle, and ______, are actively involved in web services, and the technology is relevant to all individuals and organizations.
The adoption of web services is expected to progress through distinct phases, with an increasing focus on app integration, developer productivity, business-partner connectivity, and new business ______ over time.
The adoption of web services is expected to progress through distinct phases, with an increasing focus on app integration, developer productivity, business-partner connectivity, and new business ______ over time.
UDDI, or Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration, enables companies to find publicly available web services on the internet or corporate ______.
UDDI, or Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration, enables companies to find publicly available web services on the internet or corporate ______.
Under the hood, web services utilize XML, SOAP, WSDL, and ______, with SOAP being a lightweight XML-based messaging format that can work with any operating system, programming language, and platform.
Under the hood, web services utilize XML, SOAP, WSDL, and ______, with SOAP being a lightweight XML-based messaging format that can work with any operating system, programming language, and platform.
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Understanding Web Services
- Web services are available over the web and facilitate communication between applications using a standard protocol/format for platform-independent communication.
- There are two basic architectures: Servlets/CGI and Web Services, with the latter enabling interactions between different applications through the web.
- Companies like Google and Amazon have conducted open experiments with web services to allow partners to develop custom interfaces and applications using their data and services.
- The industry is aligned in a broad initiative for web services, aiming for interoperability across platforms, applications, and languages.
- The life cycle of a web service involves a service registry, provider, requester, and execution stages, with protocols like WSDL and UDDI being components of web services.
- Web services are characterized by their interoperability, ease of use, reusability, and ubiquity, evolving from first-generation to next-generation applications.
- Under the hood, web services utilize XML, SOAP, WSDL, and UDDI, with SOAP being a lightweight XML-based messaging format that can work with any operating system, programming language, and platform.
- WSDL, or Web Services Description Language, allows web services to describe what they are, where they can be found, and how they should be used.
- UDDI, or Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration, enables companies to find publicly available web services on the internet or corporate intranets.
- Web services offer a wide range of possibilities, including providing financial, sports, weather, news, and delivery status information, among others, making them relevant to various clients.
- Several vendors and users/consumers, such as Microsoft, IBM, Sun, Oracle, and Amazon, are actively involved in web services, and the technology is relevant to all individuals and organizations.
- The adoption of web services is expected to progress through distinct phases, with an increasing focus on app integration, developer productivity, business-partner connectivity, and new business models over time.
Understanding Web Services
- Web services are available over the web and facilitate communication between applications using a standard protocol/format for platform-independent communication.
- There are two basic architectures: Servlets/CGI and Web Services, with the latter enabling interactions between different applications through the web.
- Companies like Google and Amazon have conducted open experiments with web services to allow partners to develop custom interfaces and applications using their data and services.
- The industry is aligned in a broad initiative for web services, aiming for interoperability across platforms, applications, and languages.
- The life cycle of a web service involves a service registry, provider, requester, and execution stages, with protocols like WSDL and UDDI being components of web services.
- Web services are characterized by their interoperability, ease of use, reusability, and ubiquity, evolving from first-generation to next-generation applications.
- Under the hood, web services utilize XML, SOAP, WSDL, and UDDI, with SOAP being a lightweight XML-based messaging format that can work with any operating system, programming language, and platform.
- WSDL, or Web Services Description Language, allows web services to describe what they are, where they can be found, and how they should be used.
- UDDI, or Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration, enables companies to find publicly available web services on the internet or corporate intranets.
- Web services offer a wide range of possibilities, including providing financial, sports, weather, news, and delivery status information, among others, making them relevant to various clients.
- Several vendors and users/consumers, such as Microsoft, IBM, Sun, Oracle, and Amazon, are actively involved in web services, and the technology is relevant to all individuals and organizations.
- The adoption of web services is expected to progress through distinct phases, with an increasing focus on app integration, developer productivity, business-partner connectivity, and new business models over time.
Understanding Web Services
- Web services are available over the web and facilitate communication between applications using a standard protocol/format for platform-independent communication.
- There are two basic architectures: Servlets/CGI and Web Services, with the latter enabling interactions between different applications through the web.
- Companies like Google and Amazon have conducted open experiments with web services to allow partners to develop custom interfaces and applications using their data and services.
- The industry is aligned in a broad initiative for web services, aiming for interoperability across platforms, applications, and languages.
- The life cycle of a web service involves a service registry, provider, requester, and execution stages, with protocols like WSDL and UDDI being components of web services.
- Web services are characterized by their interoperability, ease of use, reusability, and ubiquity, evolving from first-generation to next-generation applications.
- Under the hood, web services utilize XML, SOAP, WSDL, and UDDI, with SOAP being a lightweight XML-based messaging format that can work with any operating system, programming language, and platform.
- WSDL, or Web Services Description Language, allows web services to describe what they are, where they can be found, and how they should be used.
- UDDI, or Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration, enables companies to find publicly available web services on the internet or corporate intranets.
- Web services offer a wide range of possibilities, including providing financial, sports, weather, news, and delivery status information, among others, making them relevant to various clients.
- Several vendors and users/consumers, such as Microsoft, IBM, Sun, Oracle, and Amazon, are actively involved in web services, and the technology is relevant to all individuals and organizations.
- The adoption of web services is expected to progress through distinct phases, with an increasing focus on app integration, developer productivity, business-partner connectivity, and new business models over time.
Understanding Web Services
- Web services are available over the web and facilitate communication between applications using a standard protocol/format for platform-independent communication.
- There are two basic architectures: Servlets/CGI and Web Services, with the latter enabling interactions between different applications through the web.
- Companies like Google and Amazon have conducted open experiments with web services to allow partners to develop custom interfaces and applications using their data and services.
- The industry is aligned in a broad initiative for web services, aiming for interoperability across platforms, applications, and languages.
- The life cycle of a web service involves a service registry, provider, requester, and execution stages, with protocols like WSDL and UDDI being components of web services.
- Web services are characterized by their interoperability, ease of use, reusability, and ubiquity, evolving from first-generation to next-generation applications.
- Under the hood, web services utilize XML, SOAP, WSDL, and UDDI, with SOAP being a lightweight XML-based messaging format that can work with any operating system, programming language, and platform.
- WSDL, or Web Services Description Language, allows web services to describe what they are, where they can be found, and how they should be used.
- UDDI, or Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration, enables companies to find publicly available web services on the internet or corporate intranets.
- Web services offer a wide range of possibilities, including providing financial, sports, weather, news, and delivery status information, among others, making them relevant to various clients.
- Several vendors and users/consumers, such as Microsoft, IBM, Sun, Oracle, and Amazon, are actively involved in web services, and the technology is relevant to all individuals and organizations.
- The adoption of web services is expected to progress through distinct phases, with an increasing focus on app integration, developer productivity, business-partner connectivity, and new business models over time.
Understanding Web Services
- Web services are available over the web and facilitate communication between applications using a standard protocol/format for platform-independent communication.
- There are two basic architectures: Servlets/CGI and Web Services, with the latter enabling interactions between different applications through the web.
- Companies like Google and Amazon have conducted open experiments with web services to allow partners to develop custom interfaces and applications using their data and services.
- The industry is aligned in a broad initiative for web services, aiming for interoperability across platforms, applications, and languages.
- The life cycle of a web service involves a service registry, provider, requester, and execution stages, with protocols like WSDL and UDDI being components of web services.
- Web services are characterized by their interoperability, ease of use, reusability, and ubiquity, evolving from first-generation to next-generation applications.
- Under the hood, web services utilize XML, SOAP, WSDL, and UDDI, with SOAP being a lightweight XML-based messaging format that can work with any operating system, programming language, and platform.
- WSDL, or Web Services Description Language, allows web services to describe what they are, where they can be found, and how they should be used.
- UDDI, or Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration, enables companies to find publicly available web services on the internet or corporate intranets.
- Web services offer a wide range of possibilities, including providing financial, sports, weather, news, and delivery status information, among others, making them relevant to various clients.
- Several vendors and users/consumers, such as Microsoft, IBM, Sun, Oracle, and Amazon, are actively involved in web services, and the technology is relevant to all individuals and organizations.
- The adoption of web services is expected to progress through distinct phases, with an increasing focus on app integration, developer productivity, business-partner connectivity, and new business models over time.
Understanding Web Services
- Web services are available over the web and facilitate communication between applications using a standard protocol/format for platform-independent communication.
- There are two basic architectures: Servlets/CGI and Web Services, with the latter enabling interactions between different applications through the web.
- Companies like Google and Amazon have conducted open experiments with web services to allow partners to develop custom interfaces and applications using their data and services.
- The industry is aligned in a broad initiative for web services, aiming for interoperability across platforms, applications, and languages.
- The life cycle of a web service involves a service registry, provider, requester, and execution stages, with protocols like WSDL and UDDI being components of web services.
- Web services are characterized by their interoperability, ease of use, reusability, and ubiquity, evolving from first-generation to next-generation applications.
- Under the hood, web services utilize XML, SOAP, WSDL, and UDDI, with SOAP being a lightweight XML-based messaging format that can work with any operating system, programming language, and platform.
- WSDL, or Web Services Description Language, allows web services to describe what they are, where they can be found, and how they should be used.
- UDDI, or Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration, enables companies to find publicly available web services on the internet or corporate intranets.
- Web services offer a wide range of possibilities, including providing financial, sports, weather, news, and delivery status information, among others, making them relevant to various clients.
- Several vendors and users/consumers, such as Microsoft, IBM, Sun, Oracle, and Amazon, are actively involved in web services, and the technology is relevant to all individuals and organizations.
- The adoption of web services is expected to progress through distinct phases, with an increasing focus on app integration, developer productivity, business-partner connectivity, and new business models over time.
Understanding Web Services
- Web services are available over the web and facilitate communication between applications using a standard protocol/format for platform-independent communication.
- There are two basic architectures: Servlets/CGI and Web Services, with the latter enabling interactions between different applications through the web.
- Companies like Google and Amazon have conducted open experiments with web services to allow partners to develop custom interfaces and applications using their data and services.
- The industry is aligned in a broad initiative for web services, aiming for interoperability across platforms, applications, and languages.
- The life cycle of a web service involves a service registry, provider, requester, and execution stages, with protocols like WSDL and UDDI being components of web services.
- Web services are characterized by their interoperability, ease of use, reusability, and ubiquity, evolving from first-generation to next-generation applications.
- Under the hood, web services utilize XML, SOAP, WSDL, and UDDI, with SOAP being a lightweight XML-based messaging format that can work with any operating system, programming language, and platform.
- WSDL, or Web Services Description Language, allows web services to describe what they are, where they can be found, and how they should be used.
- UDDI, or Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration, enables companies to find publicly available web services on the internet or corporate intranets.
- Web services offer a wide range of possibilities, including providing financial, sports, weather, news, and delivery status information, among others, making them relevant to various clients.
- Several vendors and users/consumers, such as Microsoft, IBM, Sun, Oracle, and Amazon, are actively involved in web services, and the technology is relevant to all individuals and organizations.
- The adoption of web services is expected to progress through distinct phases, with an increasing focus on app integration, developer productivity, business-partner connectivity, and new business models over time.
Understanding Web Services
- Web services are available over the web and facilitate communication between applications using a standard protocol/format for platform-independent communication.
- There are two basic architectures: Servlets/CGI and Web Services, with the latter enabling interactions between different applications through the web.
- Companies like Google and Amazon have conducted open experiments with web services to allow partners to develop custom interfaces and applications using their data and services.
- The industry is aligned in a broad initiative for web services, aiming for interoperability across platforms, applications, and languages.
- The life cycle of a web service involves a service registry, provider, requester, and execution stages, with protocols like WSDL and UDDI being components of web services.
- Web services are characterized by their interoperability, ease of use, reusability, and ubiquity, evolving from first-generation to next-generation applications.
- Under the hood, web services utilize XML, SOAP, WSDL, and UDDI, with SOAP being a lightweight XML-based messaging format that can work with any operating system, programming language, and platform.
- WSDL, or Web Services Description Language, allows web services to describe what they are, where they can be found, and how they should be used.
- UDDI, or Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration, enables companies to find publicly available web services on the internet or corporate intranets.
- Web services offer a wide range of possibilities, including providing financial, sports, weather, news, and delivery status information, among others, making them relevant to various clients.
- Several vendors and users/consumers, such as Microsoft, IBM, Sun, Oracle, and Amazon, are actively involved in web services, and the technology is relevant to all individuals and organizations.
- The adoption of web services is expected to progress through distinct phases, with an increasing focus on app integration, developer productivity, business-partner connectivity, and new business models over time.
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