GeekArticles
Microsoft
Web Services
Microsoft
Web ServicesStretch Your Web Services With GXA
Global XML Web Services Architecture (GXA) uses SOAP's flexibility to provide enhanced support for message routing, transactions, and security. by Marc Mercuri January 2003 Issue For this solution: XML, SOAP ADVERTISEMENT X ML Web services are a great mechanism for enabling single, stateless request/response operations. However, you can hit a brick wall when requirements for your Web service interactions become more complex. At that point you realize there's a void between using the...n
Sponsored Links
Related Topics
Subscribe via RSS
Web Services
- Asynchronous Web Services Invocation in .NET Framework 2.0
- Working With Asynchronous .NET Web Service Clients
- .NET Web Service Connects Educators
- Develop Transactional .NET Web Services
- Integrate .NET Remoting Into the Enterprise
- Web Services Tutorial: Understanding XML and XML Schema—Part 1
- Proof Web Services to Ensure Success
- Web Service's Test Harness: A Functional, Load, and Performance Testing Framework for Web Services
- Assess Exchange 2000's .NET Fit
- .NET Remoting
