The document discusses Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP), which is an XML-based protocol for exchanging structured information between peers in a decentralized, distributed environment. It defines an envelope structure that provides a framework for describing what is in a message and how to process it. Key components of the SOAP message include the envelope, header, body, and optional attachments. The SOAP architecture supports different roles in web services including service providers, brokers, and requestors.
The document discusses various Salesforce APIs including REST API, SOAP API, Bulk API, and Streaming API. It provides details on when to use each API and how to make calls to external APIs from Apex. REST API is recommended for most use cases due to its simplicity. Named credentials can be used to streamline authentication for external API calls from Apex.
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Mule ESB is used to integrate the university's new Oracle PeopleSoft Campus Solutions student system with its existing Oracle ERP implementation and other ancillary systems. A Mule flow posts student transaction queues asynchronously to Oracle ERP and manages credit/debit transactions by splitting and routing them. Mule is also used for other integration tasks like batch jobs and file transfers within the university systems.
Mule is an open-source lightweight enterprise service bus and integration platform that allows users to connect applications together and exchange data. It provides a scalable and distributable object broker that handles interactions across systems using various transports and protocols. Mule applications are written in XML and deployed to a Mule runtime server. They contain message flows that process messages through a series of connectors and processors. Mule also provides a connectivity platform called Anypoint Platform that enables building, deploying, and managing integrations and APIs.
This document provides a tutorial on using the Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) for communication between components. It introduces an example component, an HTML calendar widget, that can receive event listings and display a calendar of events. The tutorial defines an interface for the calendar widget using CORBA IDL and then demonstrates making a request to add an event listing using a SOAP HTTP request with an XML payload wrapped in a SOAP envelope and body. The SOAP request follows the defined interface by specifying the date and event description in the payload to add a new listing to the calendar widget.
This document discusses web services and how they can be created in ASP.NET using two primary models - the ASP.NET (.asmx) model and the Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) model. It provides details on how to define service contracts, implement and host services, and consume services from a client application for both models. The key aspects covered include defining endpoints, bindings, and contracts as well as attributes used for services, operations, data contracts, and more.
The document discusses the development of a REST API for an e-commerce site using the MEAN stack. It describes the key components of the MEAN stack - MongoDB for the database, Express.js for the backend framework, Angular.js for the frontend framework, and Node.js for the runtime environment. It then outlines the architecture and implementation of the REST API, covering authentication, resources, HTTP methods, and adherence to REST architectural constraints like being stateless. The advantages of the REST approach are also highlighted.
Speech Application Language Tags(SALT) is an extension of HTML and other markup
languages (cHTML, XHTML, WML) which adds a spoken dialog interface to web applications,
for both voice only browsers (e.g. over the telephone) and multimodal browsers. It was
developed by – Microsoft, Cisco, SpeechWorks, Philips, Comverse and Intel. The SALT
specifications developed by the SALT forum http://www.saltforum.org were later
contributed to the W3C (http:// www.w3.org).
The major scenarios of the SALT are Voice- Only Browsers and Multimodal Browsers.
For multimodal applications, SALT can be added to a visual page to support speech input
and/or output. This is a way to speech-enable individual HTML controls for ‘push-to-talk’
form-filling scenarios, or to add more complex mixed initiative capabilities if necessary.
Oracle developed a unified messaging platform that can integrate with traditional communication systems to provide a unified view of messaging including email, voice mail, and fax mail. The platform is built on Oracle 8 database and Oracle Application Server, and provides APIs to integrate with SMS gateways, voice mail systems, fax servers, and directories. It allows subscribers to access messages from various devices through a consistent interface. The architecture supports synchronization of messages across systems or a unified view without a master repository.
The document discusses various Salesforce APIs including REST API, SOAP API, Bulk API, and Streaming API. It provides details on when to use each API and how to make calls to external APIs from Apex. REST API is recommended for most use cases due to its simplicity. Named credentials can be used to streamline authentication for external API calls from Apex.
Mule ESB Interview or Certification questionsTechieVarsity
Mule ESB is used to integrate the university's new Oracle PeopleSoft Campus Solutions student system with its existing Oracle ERP implementation and other ancillary systems. A Mule flow posts student transaction queues asynchronously to Oracle ERP and manages credit/debit transactions by splitting and routing them. Mule is also used for other integration tasks like batch jobs and file transfers within the university systems.
Mule is an open-source lightweight enterprise service bus and integration platform that allows users to connect applications together and exchange data. It provides a scalable and distributable object broker that handles interactions across systems using various transports and protocols. Mule applications are written in XML and deployed to a Mule runtime server. They contain message flows that process messages through a series of connectors and processors. Mule also provides a connectivity platform called Anypoint Platform that enables building, deploying, and managing integrations and APIs.
This document provides a tutorial on using the Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) for communication between components. It introduces an example component, an HTML calendar widget, that can receive event listings and display a calendar of events. The tutorial defines an interface for the calendar widget using CORBA IDL and then demonstrates making a request to add an event listing using a SOAP HTTP request with an XML payload wrapped in a SOAP envelope and body. The SOAP request follows the defined interface by specifying the date and event description in the payload to add a new listing to the calendar widget.
This document discusses web services and how they can be created in ASP.NET using two primary models - the ASP.NET (.asmx) model and the Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) model. It provides details on how to define service contracts, implement and host services, and consume services from a client application for both models. The key aspects covered include defining endpoints, bindings, and contracts as well as attributes used for services, operations, data contracts, and more.
The document discusses the development of a REST API for an e-commerce site using the MEAN stack. It describes the key components of the MEAN stack - MongoDB for the database, Express.js for the backend framework, Angular.js for the frontend framework, and Node.js for the runtime environment. It then outlines the architecture and implementation of the REST API, covering authentication, resources, HTTP methods, and adherence to REST architectural constraints like being stateless. The advantages of the REST approach are also highlighted.
Speech Application Language Tags(SALT) is an extension of HTML and other markup
languages (cHTML, XHTML, WML) which adds a spoken dialog interface to web applications,
for both voice only browsers (e.g. over the telephone) and multimodal browsers. It was
developed by – Microsoft, Cisco, SpeechWorks, Philips, Comverse and Intel. The SALT
specifications developed by the SALT forum http://www.saltforum.org were later
contributed to the W3C (http:// www.w3.org).
The major scenarios of the SALT are Voice- Only Browsers and Multimodal Browsers.
For multimodal applications, SALT can be added to a visual page to support speech input
and/or output. This is a way to speech-enable individual HTML controls for ‘push-to-talk’
form-filling scenarios, or to add more complex mixed initiative capabilities if necessary.
Oracle developed a unified messaging platform that can integrate with traditional communication systems to provide a unified view of messaging including email, voice mail, and fax mail. The platform is built on Oracle 8 database and Oracle Application Server, and provides APIs to integrate with SMS gateways, voice mail systems, fax servers, and directories. It allows subscribers to access messages from various devices through a consistent interface. The architecture supports synchronization of messages across systems or a unified view without a master repository.
This document is a calendar for 2010 that provides illustrations and vocabulary related to different topics for each month. Each page features a weekly calendar along with illustrations and words pertaining to a theme for that month, such as parties, appliances, musical instruments, insects, sports, holidays, gardening, shopping, jobs, dishes, and forest animals. The calendar is intended to help learn English vocabulary through visual associations with different themes organized by month.
L'AURH a collaboré à la publication d'un document qui présente l'offre logistique sur la Vallée de la Seine.
Ce travail s'inscrit dans le cadre de l'Observatoire Logistique Paris Seine Normandie, piloté par Logistique Seine Normandie ; l'AURH étant membre du comité technique et du comité de pilotage de cet observatoire.
La publication réalisée en collaboration avec Paris Seine Normandie, la CCI Normandie et HAROPA met en lumière l'offre logistique du territoire de la Vallée de la Seine, les disponibilités foncières et immobilières sur le territoire Paris Seine Normandie, ainsi que ses atouts au service des entreprises.
Este documento presenta información sobre el proceso de toma de decisiones y provee ejemplos de decisiones acertadas y no acertadas tomadas por organizaciones. Explica los pasos en el proceso de toma de decisiones, incluyendo definir el problema, generar soluciones, analizar soluciones, definir un plan de acción, ejecutar el plan y medir resultados. También analiza casos de éxito como las decisiones de Henry Ford y Apple, y casos de fracaso como las decisiones de Starbucks, Pfizer y Toyota al intentar ingresar al mercado de lu
Saltconf16 - Salt is Not Configuration ManagementDrew Malone
Saltstack is often used for configuration management. However, we give a quick crash course on some of the features of Salt that show how it's more of a platform for developing automated solutions for data centers.
Slides used to support a presentation by James Buckingham (face to face) and Vance Stevens (online) made 3 October, 2015 as part of the 2nd Annual TESOL Arabia "Special Interest Group" Conference - "New Beginnings".
The session gave an overview of what online professional development opportunities
TESOL Arabia already supports and those planned for the future. The presentation also featured a "live" demonstration of online professional development strategies currently being used by TESOL Arabia's Education Technology SIG with special attention placed on how these strategies are free, easy to use, and available to anyone. This is all part of the Organization's efforts to make PD opportunities available to members wherever they might be in the Middle East and North Africa region.
This document provides an overview of natural language processing (NLP) including the linguistic basis of NLP, common NLP problems and approaches, sources of NLP data, and steps to develop an NLP system. It discusses tokenization, part-of-speech tagging, parsing, machine learning approaches like naive Bayes classification and dependency parsing, measuring word similarity, and distributional semantics. The document also provides advice on going from research to production systems and notes areas not covered like machine translation and deep learning methods.
Buku ini merupakan koleski khusus terbitan MPR RI. Buku ini berisikan Risalah Sidang Umum MPRS berupa kegiatan pimpinan dan Badan Kelengkapan MPRS sebelum Sidang Umum MPRS ke-III Tahun 1965
Rencana pelaksanaan pembelajaran ini membahas tentang iman kepada hari akhir di kelas 6 semester 1. Materi pembelajaran terdiri dari nama-nama hari akhir dan tanda-tanda hari akhir. Siswa diajak untuk menjelaskan kedua materi tersebut melalui diskusi dan presentasi. Penilaian dilakukan dengan tes tulis dan observasi sikap siswa selama proses diskusi.
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This document discusses biofouling, which is the accumulation of organisms like algae, barnacles, and tube worms on submerged surfaces like ship hulls. It causes economic impacts by increasing drag on ships and reducing heat transfer efficiency. The document outlines the main types of fouling organisms (plants, animals, inorganic), describes their life cycles and distribution worldwide, and discusses prevention methods like anti-fouling coatings.
Rpp bab-6 (selamat datang nabi kekasihku)hapidlohsani
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SOAP is a protocol for invoking methods on servers and exchanging structured information. It uses XML and HTTP to define an envelope, encoding rules, and conventions to represent method calls and responses. SOAP allows applications to communicate over a variety of underlying protocols and platforms and is simple, extensible and independent of any programming model.
Application integration allows different software applications to share and exchange information. It improves business processes by reducing errors, improving information flow, and making data more accessible. Companies implement application integration to connect disparate internal systems as well as expose systems to external partners. There are two main approaches to integration - data-level, where applications share databases, and application-level, where they share information through application programming interfaces. Middleware helps applications interact and focuses developers on business problems rather than technical complexities. Web services now provide a common standard for integration using open Internet protocols like XML, SOAP, WSDL and UDDI.
The document discusses SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol), which is an XML-based protocol that allows applications to exchange information over HTTP. It describes the key components of a SOAP message including the envelope, header, body, and fault. It also explains how SOAP uses XML to define messages in a platform and language independent way to enable communication between applications.
SOAP is a protocol specification for exchanging structured information between applications, typically in a decentralized, distributed environment. It uses XML as its message format and relies on other protocols like HTTP for message negotiation and transmission.
SOAP has a basic structure that includes an envelope, header, body, and optional fault element. It allows for lightweight communication between applications across different operating systems and programming languages. While it provides advantages like portability and interoperability through open standards, SOAP can be slower than other middleware technologies due to its verbose XML format.
This document discusses the basic structure and purpose of SOAP messages. It begins by explaining that a SOAP message is an XML document that can be used to exchange data between applications. The core elements of a SOAP message are the Envelope and Body elements, which form the container for the payload data being exchanged. An example is provided of a simple SOAP message containing a purchase order payload. The document continues to describe additional details of SOAP including supported transport protocols, messaging patterns, and the role of XML namespaces in SOAP messages.
This document is a calendar for 2010 that provides illustrations and vocabulary related to different topics for each month. Each page features a weekly calendar along with illustrations and words pertaining to a theme for that month, such as parties, appliances, musical instruments, insects, sports, holidays, gardening, shopping, jobs, dishes, and forest animals. The calendar is intended to help learn English vocabulary through visual associations with different themes organized by month.
L'AURH a collaboré à la publication d'un document qui présente l'offre logistique sur la Vallée de la Seine.
Ce travail s'inscrit dans le cadre de l'Observatoire Logistique Paris Seine Normandie, piloté par Logistique Seine Normandie ; l'AURH étant membre du comité technique et du comité de pilotage de cet observatoire.
La publication réalisée en collaboration avec Paris Seine Normandie, la CCI Normandie et HAROPA met en lumière l'offre logistique du territoire de la Vallée de la Seine, les disponibilités foncières et immobilières sur le territoire Paris Seine Normandie, ainsi que ses atouts au service des entreprises.
Este documento presenta información sobre el proceso de toma de decisiones y provee ejemplos de decisiones acertadas y no acertadas tomadas por organizaciones. Explica los pasos en el proceso de toma de decisiones, incluyendo definir el problema, generar soluciones, analizar soluciones, definir un plan de acción, ejecutar el plan y medir resultados. También analiza casos de éxito como las decisiones de Henry Ford y Apple, y casos de fracaso como las decisiones de Starbucks, Pfizer y Toyota al intentar ingresar al mercado de lu
Saltconf16 - Salt is Not Configuration ManagementDrew Malone
Saltstack is often used for configuration management. However, we give a quick crash course on some of the features of Salt that show how it's more of a platform for developing automated solutions for data centers.
Slides used to support a presentation by James Buckingham (face to face) and Vance Stevens (online) made 3 October, 2015 as part of the 2nd Annual TESOL Arabia "Special Interest Group" Conference - "New Beginnings".
The session gave an overview of what online professional development opportunities
TESOL Arabia already supports and those planned for the future. The presentation also featured a "live" demonstration of online professional development strategies currently being used by TESOL Arabia's Education Technology SIG with special attention placed on how these strategies are free, easy to use, and available to anyone. This is all part of the Organization's efforts to make PD opportunities available to members wherever they might be in the Middle East and North Africa region.
This document provides an overview of natural language processing (NLP) including the linguistic basis of NLP, common NLP problems and approaches, sources of NLP data, and steps to develop an NLP system. It discusses tokenization, part-of-speech tagging, parsing, machine learning approaches like naive Bayes classification and dependency parsing, measuring word similarity, and distributional semantics. The document also provides advice on going from research to production systems and notes areas not covered like machine translation and deep learning methods.
Buku ini merupakan koleski khusus terbitan MPR RI. Buku ini berisikan Risalah Sidang Umum MPRS berupa kegiatan pimpinan dan Badan Kelengkapan MPRS sebelum Sidang Umum MPRS ke-III Tahun 1965
Rencana pelaksanaan pembelajaran ini membahas tentang iman kepada hari akhir di kelas 6 semester 1. Materi pembelajaran terdiri dari nama-nama hari akhir dan tanda-tanda hari akhir. Siswa diajak untuk menjelaskan kedua materi tersebut melalui diskusi dan presentasi. Penilaian dilakukan dengan tes tulis dan observasi sikap siswa selama proses diskusi.
Top Tips for Improving your Quality ManagementClaire Healey
An essential guide to assist you, the Quality Expert in enforcing the standards you expect on a daily basis across the whole manufacturing plant. Improve product quality, traceability and Statistical Process Control (SPC) whilst preventing mix-up and product recalls in manufacturing.
This document discusses biofouling, which is the accumulation of organisms like algae, barnacles, and tube worms on submerged surfaces like ship hulls. It causes economic impacts by increasing drag on ships and reducing heat transfer efficiency. The document outlines the main types of fouling organisms (plants, animals, inorganic), describes their life cycles and distribution worldwide, and discusses prevention methods like anti-fouling coatings.
Rpp bab-6 (selamat datang nabi kekasihku)hapidlohsani
RPP ini merangkum rencana pelaksanaan pembelajaran Pendidikan Agama Islam tentang perjuangan Nabi Muhammad sejak masa kecil hingga menjadi rasul. Materi akan diajarkan dalam dua pertemuan melalui berbagai metode seperti observasi, diskusi, presentasi, dan permainan peran untuk mengembangkan pengetahuan dan keterampilan siswa dalam meneladani sifat-sifat Nabi. Penilaian dilakukan untuk mengukur pemahaman, s
SOAP is a protocol for invoking methods on servers and exchanging structured information. It uses XML and HTTP to define an envelope, encoding rules, and conventions to represent method calls and responses. SOAP allows applications to communicate over a variety of underlying protocols and platforms and is simple, extensible and independent of any programming model.
Application integration allows different software applications to share and exchange information. It improves business processes by reducing errors, improving information flow, and making data more accessible. Companies implement application integration to connect disparate internal systems as well as expose systems to external partners. There are two main approaches to integration - data-level, where applications share databases, and application-level, where they share information through application programming interfaces. Middleware helps applications interact and focuses developers on business problems rather than technical complexities. Web services now provide a common standard for integration using open Internet protocols like XML, SOAP, WSDL and UDDI.
The document discusses SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol), which is an XML-based protocol that allows applications to exchange information over HTTP. It describes the key components of a SOAP message including the envelope, header, body, and fault. It also explains how SOAP uses XML to define messages in a platform and language independent way to enable communication between applications.
SOAP is a protocol specification for exchanging structured information between applications, typically in a decentralized, distributed environment. It uses XML as its message format and relies on other protocols like HTTP for message negotiation and transmission.
SOAP has a basic structure that includes an envelope, header, body, and optional fault element. It allows for lightweight communication between applications across different operating systems and programming languages. While it provides advantages like portability and interoperability through open standards, SOAP can be slower than other middleware technologies due to its verbose XML format.
This document discusses the basic structure and purpose of SOAP messages. It begins by explaining that a SOAP message is an XML document that can be used to exchange data between applications. The core elements of a SOAP message are the Envelope and Body elements, which form the container for the payload data being exchanged. An example is provided of a simple SOAP message containing a purchase order payload. The document continues to describe additional details of SOAP including supported transport protocols, messaging patterns, and the role of XML namespaces in SOAP messages.
Exchange of data over internet using web service(e.g., soap and rest) in SAS ...Kevin Lee
We are living in the world of abundant information, and the ability to seamlessly exchange information between customers, partners and internal business units is vital for success for any organization. Today, much of the information can be accessed and exchanged between different systems over the internet using web services. Web services allow different systems to exchange data over internet. The paper will show how SAS® can exchange the data with the different software system over internet using web services.
The paper will introduce the basic concepts of web service and its method of communication: SOAP(Simple Object Access protocol) and REST(Representational state transfer). First, the paper will briefly describe SOAP and its structure – HTTP header and SOAP envelop. The paper will show the examples of how SAS programmers send a request to the web service and receive the response from the web service using SOAP in SAS environment. The paper will also show how SAS programmers can create a SOAP request using SOAPUI, the open-source software which allows the users to create SOAP and test the connectivity with the web service. The paper will explain how FILENAME and SOAPWEB function send SOAP request file and receive response file. The paper will also explain the structure of SOAP response file in XML.
The paper will show the structure of REST, and it will instruct how SAS programmers write SAS codes to get the data from other system using REST. The paper will introduce SAS FILEMANE, its url and debug options.
The document discusses the basics of service-oriented architecture (SOA) and Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP). It defines a service as a reusable software component that can be composed together to form business applications. The benefits of a business-centric SOA include introducing agility, preparing for orchestration of services, and enabling reuse. The document also explains what SOAP is, its messaging framework, message formats including envelope, header and body, and syntax rules for SOAP messages.
This document provides an overview of publishing and consuming web services. It defines web services and discusses SOAP and REST-based web services. SOAP web services use XML and HTTP, have advantages like language independence but disadvantages like being slow. REST services operate on resources using HTTP methods and have constraints like being stateless and cacheable. The document also discusses JSON web services and schemas for describing REST interfaces.
This article provides a brief introduction to the two styles of web-services interaction and details the benefits and challenges associated with each one.
This document discusses SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol) and JSON (JavaScript Object Notation). It defines SOAP as an XML-based messaging protocol for exchanging information among computers in a platform-independent manner. The key elements of a SOAP message are described as the envelope, header, body and fault. JSON is defined as a lightweight data interchange format that is easy for humans to read and for machines to parse. Common applications and features of JSON are also outlined.
Handlers are components that can intercept and process incoming and outgoing web service messages. There are two types of handlers - protocol handlers that work on SOAP headers and bodies, and logical handlers that work on message payloads independent of protocol. Handlers are used for tasks like logging, monitoring, and throttling. For interoperability, issues can arise from data type mismatches, platform differences, and inconsistencies in how SOAP headers and bindings are implemented across platforms.
Web services allow for platform and language independent access to business logic through standard protocols like HTTP. Core technologies include XML, SOAP, WSDL, and UDDI. WSDL defines services using messages, port types, bindings and ports. SOAP is an XML-based protocol for exchanging structured data with envelopes containing headers and bodies. RESTful web services use standard HTTP methods to operate on resources identified by URIs in a stateless manner.
A web service allows machine-to-machine communication over a network through a standardized interface described in WSDL and using SOAP messages over HTTP. SOAP defines an XML format for structured messaging to allow applications to communicate, making it platform and language independent. While SOAP enables interoperability, it can be slower than other APIs due to its extensive use of XML.
SOAP is a protocol for exchanging XML-based messages over networks, normally using HTTP/HTTPS. It allows applications to communicate in a decentralized and distributed environment. A SOAP message contains an envelope element with a header and body. The body contains the call and response information while the header contains optional metadata. SOAP uses XML schemas to define the structure and content of messages to ensure interoperability.
Web services allow electronic devices to communicate over the World Wide Web by utilizing web technologies like HTTP for machine-to-machine communication. A web service typically provides an object-oriented interface to a database server that is used by other web servers or mobile applications. Common applications include mashups where a web server consumes multiple web services and compiles the content into a single user interface.
SOA (Service Oriented Architecture) is a collection of loosely-coupled services that communicate with each other over a network. Web services are a common implementation of SOA that use XML-based open standards like SOAP, WSDL, and UDDI. A WSDL file defines the operations and parameters of a web service, acting as a contract between the service and its clients. SOAP is an XML-based messaging protocol used to invoke operations defined in a WSDL over various transports like HTTP.
SOAP is a protocol for exchanging XML-based messages over computer networks, normally using HTTP/HTTPS. It allows applications to communicate by exchanging SOAP messages, which consist of an envelope containing a header and body. The header contains processing instructions, while the body contains the payload data. SOAP was designed to be independent of any underlying transport or operating system, and to provide extensibility to address future needs.
This document discusses SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol), the standard messaging protocol used by web services. It describes SOAP as a lightweight protocol that allows applications to exchange messages and data between disparate systems. The key topics covered include SOAP's use as an inter-application communication protocol, the structure of SOAP messages containing an envelope with optional header and mandatory body elements, and how SOAP messages are transported over HTTP. The document also discusses SOAP headers, bodies, faults, and intermediaries in the SOAP communication model.
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Why are They Stolen?: Discover the valuable metals inside catalytic converters (such as platinum, palladium, and rhodium) that make them attractive to criminals.
Steps to Prevent Catalytic Converter Theft:
Parking Strategies: Tips on where and how to park your vehicle to reduce the risk of theft, such as parking in well-lit areas or secure garages.
Protective Devices: Overview of various anti-theft devices available, including catalytic converter locks, shields, and alarms.
Etching and Marking: The benefits of etching your vehicle’s VIN on the catalytic converter or using a catalytic converter marking kit to make it traceable and less appealing to thieves.
Surveillance and Monitoring: Recommendations for using security cameras and motion-sensor lights to deter thieves.
Statistics and Insights:
Theft Rates by Borough: Analysis of data to determine which borough in NYC experiences the highest rate of catalytic converter thefts.
Recent Trends: Current trends and patterns in catalytic converter thefts to help you stay aware of emerging hotspots and tactics used by thieves.
Benefits of This Presentation:
Awareness: Increase your awareness about catalytic converter theft and its impact on vehicle owners.
Practical Tips: Gain actionable insights and tips to effectively prevent catalytic converter theft.
Local Insights: Understand the specific risks in different NYC boroughs, helping you take targeted preventive measures.
This presentation aims to equip you with the knowledge and tools needed to protect your vehicle from catalytic converter theft, ensuring you are prepared and proactive in safeguarding your property.
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1. SIMPLE OBJECT ACCESS PROTOCAL (SOAP) USING IN
WEB SERVICES
L.BHANUPRAKASH K.BHARATH KUMAR
IV B.Tech II Sem IV B.Tech II Sem
CSE Dept., CSE Dept.,
KMMITS,Tirupati KMMITS,Tirupati.
lekkalabhanu@gmail.com kuppambharathkumarreddy@gmail.com
Abstract:
Web services are based on the concept
of SOA .Web service are typically implemented
based on open standards and technologies
specifically leveraging XML. The XML-based
standard and technologies, is SOAP. SOAP
(simple object Access protocol) used an XML-
based vocabulary for representing RPC calls
and its parameters and return values. In this
paper we can discuss the SOAP Architecture
and its application. SOAP used in vital role on
java technologies.
Keywords:- SOA,SOAP,XML,RPC
I. INTRODUCTION
Web services are loosely coupled software
components delivered over internet standard
technologies. Web services are self-describing
and modular business applications that expose
the business logic as services over the Internet
through programmable interfaces and using
Internet protocols for the purpose of providing
ways to find, subscribe, and invoke those
services.
Based on XML standards, Web services can
be developed as loosely coupled application
components using any programming language,
any protocol, or any platform. This facilitates
delivering business applications as a service
accessible to anyone, anytime, at any location,
and using any platform.
Fig 1: web services operation model
These roles and relationships are defined as
follows:
Service provider
The service provider is responsible for
developing and deploying the Web services.
The provider also defines the services
and publishes them with the service broker.
Service broker
The service broker (also commonly
referred to as a service registry) is responsible
for service registration and discovery of the Web
services.
The broker lists the various service
types, descriptions, and locations of the services
that help the service requesters find and
subscribe to the required services.
Service requestor
The service requestor is responsible for
the service invocation.
The requestor locates the Web service
using the service broker, invokes the required
services, and executes it from the service
provider.
Some of the open standard technologies
such as SOAP, WSDL, UDDI, and ebXML.
2. II. SIMPLE OBJECT ACCESS
PROTOCOL (SOAP)
SOAP initially was developed by
DevelopMentor, Inc., as a platform independent
protocol for accessing services, objects between
applications, and servers using HTTP-based
communication. SOAP used an XML-based
vocabulary for representing RPC calls and its
parameters and return values.
In 1999, the SOAP 1.0 specification was
made publicly available as a joint effort
supported by vendors like RogueWave, IONA,
ObjectSpace, Digital Creations, UserLand,
Microsoft, and DevelopMentor. Later, the
SOAP 1.1 specifications was released as a W3C
Note, with additional contributions from IBM
and the Lotus Corporation supporting a wide
range of systems and communication models
like RPC and Messaging.
Nowadays, the current version of SOAP
1.2 is part of the W3C XML Protocol Working
Group effort led by vendors such as Sun
Microsystems, IBM, HP, BEA, Microsoft, and
Oracle.
SOAP defines the structure of an XML
document, rules, and mechanisms that can be
used to enable communication between
applications. It does not mandate a single
programming language or a platform, nor does it
define its own language or platform.
Usually a SOAP message requires
defining two basic namespaces:
SOAP Envelope and SOAP Encoding.
The following list their forms in both
Versions 1.1 and 1.2 of SOAP.
SOAP ENVELOPE
http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelo
pe/ (SOAP 1.1)
http://www.w3.org/2001/06/soap-
envelope/ (SOAP 1.2)
SOAP ENCODING
http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encodi
ng/ (SOAP 1.1)
http://www.w3.org/2001/06/soap-
encoding (SOAP 1.2)
III. ARCHITECTURE OF SOAP
The structural format of a SOAP message
(as per SOAP version 1.1 with attachments)
contains the following elements:
Envelope
Header (optional)
Body
Attachments (optional)
Figure 3.1 represents the structure of a SOAP
message with attachments.
Typically, a SOAP message is
represented by a SOAP envelope with zero or
more attachments. The SOAP message envelope
contains the header and body of the message,
and the SOAP message attachments enable the
message to contain data, which include XML
and non-XML data (like text/binary files). In
fact, a SOAP message package is constructed
using the MIME Multipart/Related structure
approaches to separate and identify the different
parts of the message. Now, let’s explore the
details and characteristics of the parts of a SOAP
message
Fig. 3.1 structure of SOAP
SOAP ENVELOPE
The SOAP envelope is the primary
container of a SOAP message’s structure
and is the mandatory element of a SOAP
message.
It is represented as the root element of
the message as Envelope. As we discussed
earlier, it is usually declared as an element using
the XML namespace
http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/.
3. As per SOAP 1.1 specifications, SOAP
messages that do not follow this namespace
declaration are not processed and are considered
to be invalid. Encoding styles also can be
defined using a namespace under Envelope to
represent the data types used in the message.
SOAP Header
The SOAP header is represented as the
first immediate child element of a SOAP
envelope, and it has to be namespace qualified.
In addition, it also may contain zero or more
optional child elements, which are referred to as
SOAP header entries. The SOAP encodingStyle
attribute will be used to define the encoding of
the data types used in header element entries.
The SOAP actor attribute and SOAP
mustUnderstand attribute can be used to indicate
the target SOAP application node
(Sender/Receiver/Intermediary) and to process
the Header entries the SOAP header represents a
transaction semantics entry using the SOAP
mustUnderstand attribute. The mustUnderstand
attribute is set to “1”, which ensures that the
receiver (URI) of this message must process it.
SOAP Body
A SOAP envelope contains a SOAP
body as its child element, and it may contain one
or more optional SOAP body block entries. The
Body represents the mandatory processing
information or the payload intended for
the receiver of the message.
The SOAP 1.1 specification mandates
that there must be one or more optional SOAP
Body entries in a message. A Body block of a
SOAP message can contain any of the
following:
RPC method and its parameters
Target application (receiver) specific
data
SOAP fault for reporting errors and
status information
SOAP Fault
In a SOAP message, the SOAP Fault
element is used to handle errors and
to find out status information. This element
provides the error and/or status information. It
can be used within a Body element or as a Body
entry.
It provides the following elements to
define the error and status of the SOAP message
in a readable description, showing the source of
the information and its details:
Faultcode
The faultcode element defines the
algorithmic mechanism for the SOAP
application to identify the fault. It contains
standard values for identifying the error or status
of the SOAP application.
The namespace identifiers for these
faultcode values are defined in
http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/.
The following faultcode element values
are defined in the SOAP 1.1 specification:
VersionMismatch This value indicates that an
invalid namespace is defined in the SOAP
envelope or an unsupported version of a SOAP
message.
MustUnderstand This value is returned if the
SOAP receiver node cannot handle and
recognize the SOAP header block when the
MustUnderstand attribute is set to 1. The
MustUnderstand values can be set to 0 for false
and 1 for true.
Client This fault code is indicated when a
problem originates from the receiving client.
The possible problems could vary from an
incorrect SOAP message, a missing element, or
incorrect namespace definition.
Server This fault code indicates that a problem
has been encountered during processing on the
server side of the application, and that the
application could not process further because the
issue is specific to the content of the SOAP
message.
Fault string. The fault string element provides a
readable description of the SOAP fault exhibited
by the SOAP application.
4. Faultactor. The faultactor element provides the
information about the ultimate SOAP actor
(Sender/Receiver/Intermediary) in the message
who is responsible for the SOAP fault at the
particular destination of a message.
Detail. The detail element provides the
application-specific error or status information
related to the defined Body block.
SOAP Attachments
As per SOAP 1.1 with the attachment
specification, a SOAP message contains the
primary SOAP envelope in an XML format and
SOAP attachments in any data format that can
be ASCII or binary (such as XML or non-text).
SOAP attachments are not part of the SOAP
envelope but are related to the message.
As the SOAP message is constructed
using a MIME multipart/related structure, the
SOAP attachment part of the message is
contained to a MIME boundary (defined in the
Context-Type header). Each MIME part in
the structure of the SOAP message is referenced
using either Content-ID or Content-Location as
labels for the part.
Both the SOAP header and body of the
SOAP message also can refer to these labels in
the message. Each attachment of the message is
identified with a Content-ID (typically an href
attribute using a URL scheme) or Content-
Location (a URI reference associated to the
attachment).
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