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Web Services and Web Applications
2004In this chapter the emerging Web service technology is discussed and the ways it complements traditional Web applications are explored. The chapter is organized as follows. In the next section Web services are motivated; the relationship between Web services and Web applications is explored; some definitions of Web services are discussed; and the ...
Stefan Jablonski +3 more
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2009
Many of the most interesting Silverlight applications have a hidden backbone of server-side code. They may call a web server to retrieve data from a database, perform authentication, store data in a central repository, submit a time-consuming task, or perform any number of other tasks that aren’t possible with client-side code alone.
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Many of the most interesting Silverlight applications have a hidden backbone of server-side code. They may call a web server to retrieve data from a database, perform authentication, store data in a central repository, submit a time-consuming task, or perform any number of other tasks that aren’t possible with client-side code alone.
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Putting the "Web" into Web services. Web services interaction models.2
IEEE Internet Computing, 2002For pt.1 see ibid., vol.6, no.3, p. 89-91 (2002). As I discussed in my previous column, each different style of middleware promotes one or more interaction models that determine how applications based on that middleware communicate and work with each other.
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2003
The eXtended Markup Language (XML) has rapidly become a standard for the platform-independent exchange of any type of complex data. There are scarcely limits on the deployment of XML: because XML documents are simple text files, they can easily be transmitted between, and understood by, different systems.
Wolfgang Kirsten +3 more
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The eXtended Markup Language (XML) has rapidly become a standard for the platform-independent exchange of any type of complex data. There are scarcely limits on the deployment of XML: because XML documents are simple text files, they can easily be transmitted between, and understood by, different systems.
Wolfgang Kirsten +3 more
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Covering-Based Web Service Quality Prediction via Neighborhood-Aware Matrix Factorization
IEEE Transactions on Services Computing, 2019Yiwen Zhang +6 more
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Search-Based Web Service Antipatterns Detection
IEEE Transactions on Services Computing, 2017Ali Ouni +3 more
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Computational Intelligence Based QoS-Aware Web Service Composition: A Systematic Literature Review
IEEE Transactions on Services Computing, 2017Chandrashekar Jatoth +2 more
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Location-Aware and Personalized Collaborative Filtering for Web Service Recommendation
IEEE Transactions on Services Computing, 2016Jianxun Liu +4 more
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2003
In This Chapter Understand How Web Services Affect You Develop Applications Using XML Web Services Learn to Use the Simple Page Learn to Use the SOAP Headers Page Explore Techniques for Developing Custom Web Service Pages Create a Simple Web Service Application Learn to Use the Custom Class Create a Custom Class
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In This Chapter Understand How Web Services Affect You Develop Applications Using XML Web Services Learn to Use the Simple Page Learn to Use the SOAP Headers Page Explore Techniques for Developing Custom Web Service Pages Create a Simple Web Service Application Learn to Use the Custom Class Create a Custom Class
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Collaborative Web Service Quality Prediction via Exploiting Matrix Factorization and Network Map
IEEE Transactions on Network and Service Management, 2016Mingdong Tang +5 more
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