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The web of services: using XML_RPC from PHP
How to Provide Services?
The big question is which is the proper way for organizations to provide services over the web? Today, some services are offered with an HTML interface. They are using documents to provide services, but what lies behind the service's interfaces? Web browsers are not alone in the race to conquer the web, cell phones, palmtops, handhelds, devices such as microwave ovens, sewing machines and applications from other companies want to access the web, query databases, convert data, pull information, etc. There should be a layer below the presentation level enabling the real web of services.
Enter XML.
XML is perhaps the strongest standard of the decade. XML vocabularies are the building stones that organizations will use to construct a universe of services. XML_RPC is a standard that will have to be studied to construct the web of services because it is useful to put services available on the web and because it is a solid standard that might easily get adopted. The importance of a standard to provide services is enormous for b2b services, companies sharing a common standard can grow very fast by using services provided by other companies and so on. I can't imagine a true web of services based on different propietary formats. They must find a standard to adopt.
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python server and php clientFriederich Marcks11/26/04 12:11
How i can use ?(layout client application by zcp.jack08/13/02 21:35
payload errorCarlos Gutiérrez07/04/02 13:38
RE: SOAP client alsoBrian02/25/02 14:09
error under windowsHaris01/07/02 05:45
RE: SOAP client alsoTravel11/19/01 22:53
session variablesFabio10/19/01 13:01
interesting article on thisPaul Cannon10/17/01 11:49
simple example of web servicesPutut09/16/01 08:21
pb avec unserialize d'un objetjoseph chidiac09/06/01 06:06
RE: Slow technologyEmile Bosch08/12/01 08:51
SOAP = Simple Object Access Protocolraven2306/21/01 01:59
what is SOAPwhater06/02/01 18:04
Slow technologyEugene Panin05/29/01 02:19
RE: Crashes Apache under WindowsJason05/21/01 15:48
RE: SOAP client also Steve Eley05/03/01 10:18
RE: Persistent objects/connectionsCliff Baeseman04/16/01 21:29
Persistent objects/connectionsBruce04/10/01 00:31
Persistent objects/connectionsBruce04/10/01 00:24
RE: SOAP client alsoRob04/09/01 12:28
A new php XMLRPC C extensionDan Libby04/06/01 04:56
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RE: SOAP client alsoLosang Tenzin04/04/01 17:53
RE: SOAP client alsoJoao Marcus04/03/01 08:09
Find out more about Webservicescolin04/02/01 06:35
RE: SOAP client alsoGreg Herrington04/01/01 14:33
UPS.comMatt Haught03/31/01 18:23
Crashes Apache under WindowsPaul Meagher03/31/01 11:48
Crashes Apache under WindowsPaul Meagher03/31/01 11:44
php xml-rpc server "Hail Stone"Cliff Baeseman03/30/01 23:29
SOAP client alsoDavid Sachs03/30/01 15:59
SOAP client alsoDavid Sachs03/30/01 15:58
Great, thanksJan Lehnardt03/30/01 11:54
 

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