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[herberth guzman]

 >> But what do you all guys call "webservices"???


It serves to integrate applications created in languages ​​and different
platforms over the Internet or your own Intranet Based on standards?

  *  A Web service can be registered in order to make it available to other
users and that they can locate it. A mechanism for registering these
services is through UDDI, acronym for Universal Description, Discovery and
Integration, a 'repository of Web Services ". To register a service you
have to keep in mind that you must provide the information in your company,
in which categories ubicarías your service and interface to use to consume
this service.

  *  The mechanism used by a Web Service to specify how data should
provide, so that anyone can interact with the same, is through XML. This
information is stored in a file called WSDL (Web Services Description
Language), which contains an XML document with the description of certain
SOAP and how to exchange messages, as well as where the service resource
and which protocol should talk who consume it.

   * The communication protocol used is generally SOAP, which is relatively
simple to use.

    * Web Services use commonly known and disseminated protocols such as
XML, TCP / IP as the transport protocol and HTTP as hypertext transfer
protocol.
WebServices
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms950421.aspx


Herberth Guzmán