Hallo,
ich sollte einen Client für ein Web-Service entwickeln und gleich vorweg: ich bin neu auf dem Gebiet Web-Service.
Dieses Web-service läuft laut Hersteller-Angabe nur in Verbindung mit IIS -
und ich habe bisher nur Beispiele mit Axis oder Tomcat gefundet und getestet.
Dazu meine erste Frage: Gibt es in Verbindung mit IIS auch Beispiele?
Ich habe noch eine allgemeine Beschreibung des Web-Services angefügt (in Original).
Für meinen Geschmack wird zu oft Microsoft erwähnt.
Meine Frage ist: Ist dies unter Java "problemlos" zu bewältigen?
The interface is based on SOAP messaging using Microsoft WSE 2.0 SP3. SOAP messages are exchanged via a TCP/IP link, obviating the need for web server at either end of the link. Messages are signed and encrypted to provide appropriate security.
A Software Development Kit (SDK) is provided for the OEM end of the link, with full source code. This can be used as is, or to provide a reference for a custom implementation. The SDK consists of an .NET assembly which exposes the full functionality of the interface, and a demonstration program which uses the assembly. The SDK requires Windows XP or later, NET framework 1.1 and WSE2.0 SP3 to be installed. If the OEM uses a non-Windows platform, the application will have to be ported to that platform. Microsoft WSE2.0 provides an implementation of current SOAP standards and is interoperable with other vendors’ implementations of those standards.
The interface methods are “Message Oriented” rather than “RPC Oriented”. This means that a given method receives a single message containing the relevant information, and returns another message. In some cases messages reduce to a single integer.
The messages consist of serialized dotnet objects. These objects are documented here as dotnet classes (for simplicity) using C# syntax (including namespace attributes) rather than XML documents or WSDL.
Where methods have no return value (i.e. they have void return type) the functions are carried out asynchronously - the SOAP message is sent in one direction only, and the caller does not wait for completion by the other end.
Vielen Dank für die Unterstützung.
thomas
ich sollte einen Client für ein Web-Service entwickeln und gleich vorweg: ich bin neu auf dem Gebiet Web-Service.
Dieses Web-service läuft laut Hersteller-Angabe nur in Verbindung mit IIS -
und ich habe bisher nur Beispiele mit Axis oder Tomcat gefundet und getestet.
Dazu meine erste Frage: Gibt es in Verbindung mit IIS auch Beispiele?
Ich habe noch eine allgemeine Beschreibung des Web-Services angefügt (in Original).
Für meinen Geschmack wird zu oft Microsoft erwähnt.
Meine Frage ist: Ist dies unter Java "problemlos" zu bewältigen?
The interface is based on SOAP messaging using Microsoft WSE 2.0 SP3. SOAP messages are exchanged via a TCP/IP link, obviating the need for web server at either end of the link. Messages are signed and encrypted to provide appropriate security.
A Software Development Kit (SDK) is provided for the OEM end of the link, with full source code. This can be used as is, or to provide a reference for a custom implementation. The SDK consists of an .NET assembly which exposes the full functionality of the interface, and a demonstration program which uses the assembly. The SDK requires Windows XP or later, NET framework 1.1 and WSE2.0 SP3 to be installed. If the OEM uses a non-Windows platform, the application will have to be ported to that platform. Microsoft WSE2.0 provides an implementation of current SOAP standards and is interoperable with other vendors’ implementations of those standards.
The interface methods are “Message Oriented” rather than “RPC Oriented”. This means that a given method receives a single message containing the relevant information, and returns another message. In some cases messages reduce to a single integer.
The messages consist of serialized dotnet objects. These objects are documented here as dotnet classes (for simplicity) using C# syntax (including namespace attributes) rather than XML documents or WSDL.
Where methods have no return value (i.e. they have void return type) the functions are carried out asynchronously - the SOAP message is sent in one direction only, and the caller does not wait for completion by the other end.
Vielen Dank für die Unterstützung.
thomas