Titlebook: Google, Amazon, and Beyond: Creating and Consuming Web Services; Alexander Nakhimovsky,Tom Myers Book 2004 Alexander Nakhimovsky and Tom M

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Restructuring Results with XSLT,cript to restructure the results. In this chapter, we’ll use XSLT to transform XML data into HTML presentations. This is probably the most common way to use XSLT, and it’s a good way to learn because you see the results of your code right away. We won’t go far into XSLT, but we will provide a self-c

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WebDAV Client to Database via XML, XML structure in a database to simplify searching and linking. Together, these two filters build a fairly complex system that is not just an example for this book but a simple version of an application that we believe is well motivated and potentially quite useful.

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More Services: Java Applet,ralize doGoogle() as doSoapCall(). This function can invoke several different Web Services, including Google, the Cape Science weather service, and Amazon. In fact, you can use doSoapCall () to develop a Javascript client for any SOAP service for which you have sample SOAP requests to work from.

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Authentication and REST,s and create tables; ., who can submit reviews and otherwise change tables; and ., who can only browse and look things up. We will show you how to use HTTP-based authentication and indicate ways to provide more robust security. The revised service is called DBAuthService, DBService with authentication.

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Tomcat, JSP, and WebDAV,are implemented in vastly different ways that are difficult to exchange or extend. The closest thing to a standard . for distributed authoring is WebDAV, an IETF-sponsored set of extensions to HTTP. In this chapter, we will develop aWebDAV-based community Web Service/client.