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4S4C
This is a COM component that will invoke methods on COM objects from a SOAP request message, and return the results as a SOAP response message. The dispatcher can be used to provide a SOAP engine for multiple transports, and listeners for HTTP (using ASP) and SMTP (using the Windows 2000 SMTP service) are included. | |
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4Suite
4Suite is an open-source platform for building XML support into applications. It integrates support for XML manipulation through DOM, SAX, RDF, XSLT, XInclude, XPointer, XLink and XPath, stores and indexes XML documents in a transactional document repository, and supports access via SOAP, WebDAV, RPC, and CORBA. | |
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Abstract User Interface Markup Language Toolkit
A set of development tools and APIs for creating GUI applications that run in both the Java Swing and HTML environments. | |
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Actional Looking Glass
Looking Glass is an enterprise-class management and runtime governance solution that enables users to secure, govern and manage Web services and SOA processes from end to end. Utilizing Actional's weightless and non-intrusive Ghost Agents, Looking Glass gathers message data and enforces policy as messages flow through the Services Network, dynamically mapping each and every transaction for unprecedented visibility and control. | |
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Actional SOAPStation
Actional's SOAPstation is a Web services intermediary that dramatically reduces the costs and complexity of deploying and managing Web services projects. As an active participant in the message flow, SOAPstation controls Web service monitoring, security and access control, interoperability, traffic flow, change management and policy implementation. By deploying SOAPstation, organizations can cost effectively manage and scale their Web services and SOA deployments. | |
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Ad Hoc Development and Integration Tool for End Users
A radically simplified tool for rapid development of Web applications and Web services. | |
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Advanced Accounting Utilities for AIX
Utilities that complement the AIX Advanced Accounting facility in AIX 5.3 by reading accounting files and generating reports using both command lines and Web technologies. | |
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Altova DatabaseSpy
The unique multi-database data management, query, and design tool. Recommended by IBM, DatabaseSpy connects to all major databases and integrates seamlessly with IBM DB2 9 data server. | |
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Altova MapForce
The premier data integration and Web services implementation tool now provides deep integration with IBM DB2 9 pureXML. Recommended by IBM, MapForce facilitates mapping between any combination of XML, database, flat file, EDI, and/or Web service. | |
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Altova MissionKit
The Altova MissionKit is the secret to savings on top software tools. Get up to eight Altova application development and data management tools (including XMLSpy, MapForce, and StyleVision) for less than the price of two! Restrictions apply. | |
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Altova StyleVision
The ultimate visual stylesheet designer for transforming XML and database content into HTML, Word/RTF, and PDF output and for creating intuitive e-forms. Recommended by IBM, StyleVision is standards-based and supports XSLT, XSL:FO, CSS, and JavaScript, and provides deep integration with IBM DB2 9. | |
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Altova XMLSpy
The industry standard XML development environment for modeling, editing, transforming, and debugging all XML technologies. XMLSpy is IBM's tool of choice for pureXML on the DB2 9 data server. | |
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AmberPoint Express for WebSphere Application Server
AmberPoint Express for WebSphere Application Server is a free product for monitoring, diagnosing, testing, and troubleshooting Web services. It helps developers with building and deploying Web services. Basic features include performance monitoring, error and bottleneck analysis, SOAP diagnostics, testing and integration with WebSphere Application Server 5.0.2. | |
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Apache Axis
Apache Axis is a follow-on to the Apache SOAP project. Axis is a sophisticated framework for processing SOAP messages, and it supports multiple transports (HTTP, JMS, SMTP). Axis can generate WSDL from on Java classes or Java bindings from WSDL, implements SOAP 1.1 and 1.2, and offers preliminary support for SAAJ. It has automatic serialization/deserialization of JavaBean classes, automatic conversion between Java collections and SOAP arrays, security extensions, support for session-oriented services, an adaptor for exposing EJBs as web services, and a stand-alone Web server for use outside of a servlet container. | |
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Apache SOAP
Apache SOAP is a SOAP implementation based on the IBM SOAP4J project. It provides support for "most of" SOAP 1.1 and preliminary support for SOAP Attachments, SOAP client, and server APIs, using HTTP and SMTP transports. | |
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Apache WSIF
The Web Services Invocation Framework (WSIF) is a simple Java API for invoking Web services, no matter how or where the services are provided. WSIF enables developers to interact with abstract representations of Web services through their WSDL descriptions instead of working directly with the Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) APIs, which is the usual programming model. WSIF allows stubless or completely dynamic invocation of a Web service, based upon examination of the meta-data about the service at runtime. It also allows updated implementations of a binding to be plugged into WSIF at runtime, and it allows the calling service to defer choosing a binding until runtime. | |
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BeepLite Networking Layer
The IBM BeepLite Networking Layer is a Java implementation of BEEP (RFC 3080, RFC 3081), a generic application protocol kernel for connection-oriented, asynchronous interactions. It supports dynamic, pluggable application protocols for peer-to-peer, client-server, or server-to-server scenarios. It allows multiple channels over one or more authenticated sessions, and it supports arbitrary MIME payloads, including XML. | |
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Blue Titan Network Director
Blue Titan Network Director is a comprehensive solution enabling enterprises to deploy, manage and optimize origin-to-edge Web services networks inside existing IT environments. The Network Director creates a virtualization layer between applications that consume Web services and the systems and data that are exposed as Web services. This layer adds the provisioning, security, access control, queuing, performance measurement and visibility necessary to support business critical communication between applications. | |
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BPEL Repository
A technology that enables a mechanism for storing any XML data and retrieving this data through an object-oriented querying mechanism. | |
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BPWS4J (Business Process Execution Language for Web Services Java(TM) Run Time)
BPWS4J is IBM's Business Process Execution Language for Java. It includes an execution environment for BPEL4WS, an Eclipse plug-in for creating and modifying BPEL4WS documents, and a validation tool for BPEL4WS documents. | |
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Business Integration for Games
A client for games that enables access to WebSphere products, coordination of user-defined business logic, and connection of games to Web services. | |
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C++ SOAP Client Library
The SQLData SOAP Client Library is a free, lightweight SOAP client for Windows, supporting Visual C++ directly and other environments (such as Visual Basic) through a COM interface. It supports WS-Routing, MIME, DIME, WSDL, and SSL. | |
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Client Perceived Response Time
CPRT is a technique for accurately measuring the response time of a Web service as perceived by clients. This resulting information about response time can be supplied to any agent on the Internet, including the service provider. CPRT data can be used to determine whether performance expectations are being met and whether additional resources (such as a more powerful server or a faster network connection) are needed. It can also be used to determine whether the service provider is abiding by a pre-defined service level agreement. | |
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ComponentSource
ComponentSource provides an extensive marketplace of JavaBeans, Enterprise JavaBeans, COM components, and development tools. | |
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DB2 Universal Database Family
DB2, a database for Windows, Linux, and UNIX environments, includes self-configuring and self-optimizing capabilities, along with XML integration enhancements and federated capabilities that allow the integration of Web services. | |
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DEBA4WS
Distributed Event-Based Architecture for Web Services (DEBA4WS) is an asynchronous architecture and Java framework for Web services based on the Listener pattern. It consists of a Java framework and example code that illustrates how it can be used to provide an asynchronous infrastructure on top of the inherently synchronous standard Web services protocols. | |
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Download and develop -- free Web services tools
Start experimenting with Web services using free tools from alphaWorks. | |
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DreamFactory
DreamFactory Software accelerates the construction of rich client user interfaces for enterprise web applications and Service-Oriented Architectures powered by native XML documents and web services. Their flagship product features standards-based integration with J2EE and .Net servers, enabling the seamless aggregation of multiple data sources on a single browser page without the installation of additional server software. This approach streamlines design, enhances user experience, reduces network traffic, and dramatically lowers development costs. The DreamFactory engine runs on both Macintosh and Windows, all OS versions, as a stand-alone application or browser plug-in, and in both Microsoft Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator. | |
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EBay Developers Program
In 2003 over $23 billion in goods and services were traded on eBay, and over 40% of those transactions went through the eBay API. The eBay Developers Program offers developers access to the eBay API via Web services. So whether you prefer Java, Open Source, or another language, you get the tools and resources to make it easier to integrate your application or service with the eBay platform. Check out examples of what developers are currently doing on the eBay platform, or join the program now -- it's free! | |
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EBay SDK for Java
Today over $30 billion in transactions take place on the eBay Platform. The eBay Software Development Kit (SDK) for Java makes it easier to integrate an application, tool, or service with the eBay Platform. It's a package of libraries, sample applications, and documentation that can significantly cut time-to-market of new eBay applications. The eBay SDK for Java is free to download. | |
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Emerging Technologies Toolkit
Download a software development kit for designing, developing, and executing emerging autonomic and grid-related technologies and Web services. | |
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ETTK for Web Services and Autonomic Computing
A software development kit for designing, developing, and executing emerging autonomic technologies and Web services. | |
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Expresso Framework
Expresso Framework is an open source Web application development framework comprising a library of extensible components for providing services to Web-based applications using Java Servlets. It includes components for security, connection pooling, access to databases, email connectivity, job control, health checking, logging, event notification, database objects, downloading, configuration values, XML import/export capability, and access to other server-side components. Expresso is also integrated with the Apache Projects Struts technology that encourages building application architectures based on the Model-View-Controller (MVC) design paradigm This is a mature product, now at version 4.0. | |
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flamenco
Flamenco provides specialized network infrastructure for Web services, enforcing enterprise security policies, provisioning Web service access to parties across trust boundaries, enabling customer self-service configuration and monitoring, and measuring quality of service. | |
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Frontier
Frontier is a Web content management system, built around an object database, scripting language, script editor and debugger, outliner, multi-threaded runtime, integrated HTTP server, distributed computing protocols such as XML-RPC and SOAP. | |
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GLUE
webMethods Glue is a comprehensive, easy-to-use, high performance platform for creating and deploying applications with Web services, JSPs and servlets, making it easy to publish any Java object or EJB as a Web serivce. webMethods Glue includes a compact, high-performance implementation of important standards such as HTTP, Servlets, XML, SOAP, WSDL and UDDI, and interoperates with Microsoft .NET, IBM WebSphere, BEA WebLogic, Apache Axis and other Web service platforms. webMethods Glue also includes a powerful, high performance Web services client library. | |
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HostBridge
HostBridge allows developers to access CICS application data through XML interfaces, allowing older mainframe systems to integrate with newer Web application servers. | |
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IBM Branch Transformation Toolkit for WebSphere Studio
IBM Branch Transformation Toolkit for WebSphere Studio, formerly known as WebSphere Business Components Composer, is a set of Java development tools, components and services that accelerate construction of high-speed transactional applications that access legacy systems. | |
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IBM Cache Advisor
A tool that assists customers and developers in effectively identifying and caching dynamic pages. | |
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IBM Client Application Tool for JMS
A J2EE application client with a SWING- and SWT-based user interface that interacts with JMS 1.1-compliant JMS providers, such as WebSphere MQ and the Service Integration Bus. | |
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IBM Emerging Technologies Toolkit
The ETTK is a software development kit for designing, developing, and executing emerging autonomic and Web service technologies. The ETTK provides an environment in which to run emerging technology examples that showcase recently announced specifications and prototypes from IBM's emerging technology development and research teams. In addition, it provides introductory material to help developers easily get started with development of autonomic technologies and Web services. The current version supports WS-MetadataExchange, WSDM 0.5, WS-ResourceFramework 1.1, Common Base Event 1.0.1, and WS-ReliableMessaging. | |
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IBM Lightweight Services
IBM Lightweight Services (LWS) is a J2EE application that provides an event-driven hosting environment for lightweight services. Lightweight services are persistent, transactional, server-side programs developed in lightweight programming languages such as JavaScript and Python. Developers of these services have high-level, extensible access to IBM middleware, enabling services that communicate via Web services, Sametime instant messaging, and high-performance publish/subscribe. The LWS development tools, paired with a flexible deployment and administration model, allow rapid composition, installation, instantiation, and debugging of server-side applications. | |
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IBM Servlet-Based Content Creation Framework
A compact, servlet-based, content creation framework that facilitates Web-based application development. | |
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IBM Web Ontology Manager
A Web-based system for managing Web Ontology Language (OWL) ontologies. | |
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IBM Web Service Streaming Engine
A standards-based multi-media server that serves both live and stored presentations and that is accessible as and controlled as a Web service for Windows and Linux.
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IBM Web Services SpeedStart
IBM developersWorks offers a two-DVD set that contains the trial code developers will need to model, build, deploy, access, and secure on demand applications and Web services. This Software Evaluation Kit (SEK) DVD set contains both Windows and Linux content. | |
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IBM Web Services Toolkit for Mobile Devices
Web Services Tool Kit for Mobile Devices provides tools and run-time environments that allow development of applications that use Web services on small mobile devices, gateway devices, and intelligent controllers. This tool kit's Java Web service run-time environment is supported by devices that support the J2ME, WCE, and SMF environments. The C Web service run-time environment is supported on the Palm and Symbian. | |
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IBM WebSphere Business Integration Adapters
IBM WebSphere Business Integration Adapters allow customers to quickly and easily create integrated processes that exchange information between ERP, HR, CRM, and supply chain systems. | |
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IBM WebSphere Business Integration Server Foundation
IBM WebSphere Business Integration Server Foundation provides a next-generation integration server and a development environment designed to deliver composite e-business on demand applications, simplifying integration tasks, accelerating large-scale application development, and enabling real-time application flexibility. | |
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IBM WebSphere Message Broker
IBM WebSphere Message Broker transforms and enriches in-flight information to provide a level of intermediation between applications that use different message structures and formats. It can simplify the integration of existing applications with Web services by transforming and routing SOAP messages, as well as logging of Web services transactions. | |
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Infoprint Manager and XML Extender
XSL Formatting Objects (XSL FO) has been incorporated from alphaWorks technologies in the IBM XSL Formatting Objects Composer into three of its Infoprint products: Infoprint XML Extender for z/OS, Infoprint Manager for AIX, and Infoprint Manager for Windows. | |
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Infravio SOA Implementation Framework
The Infravio SOA/WS Implementation Framework enables companies to design and implement a sustainable SOA solution by governing and controlling service providers and consumers at every step of the Web services lifecycle. It provides a registry service for cataloging, authorizing, and configuring Web services, a distributed broker service for securing, routing, and ensuring availability of services, and an operations console for monitoring and logging service events. | |
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Intel VTune Performance Analyzer
Intel VTune Performance Analyzer helps locate and remove performance bottlenecks. Key features include sampling capability, call graph capability, counter monitor, and enhanced Intel Tuning Assistant. | |
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IP*Works Internet Toolkit
IP*Works! is a toolkit of networking components implementing a variety of protocols including HTTP, FTP, and SMTP, and includes a simple SOAP client and XML parsing component. It is available for Visual C++, C#, Visual Basic, Java, Delphi, and other platforms. | |
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Kafka
Kafka is a framework for building SOAP endpoints in XSL. | |
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Lasso
Lasso is a collection of authoring and serving tools that allows Web designers and Web developers to quickly build and serve powerful data-driven Web sites. | |
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Microsoft Visual Studio .NET
Visual Studio .NET 2003 provides developers with powerful tools and servers for rapidly building XML Web services and enterprise applications. Using the high-performance Microsoft .NET Framework run-time environment, Visual Studio .NET provides you with powerful tools for designing, building, testing, and deploying Web services and applications, as well as sharing best practices and guidelines in a team environment. | |
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Mindreef SOAPScope
Mindreef SOAPscope is a platform-independent Web services diagnostic system for developers, testers, and support personnel. It includes flexible options for logging message traffic and provides tools to examine, debug, test, and tune Web services. | |
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Mozilla XML Extras
The XML Extras module is a Mozilla add-in that allows developers to treat XML as structured data rather than as a document format. The module is structured as a drop-in component and exposes its XML-as-data features both to JavaScript and C++/XPCOM users. | |
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Multimodal Tools Project for Eclipse
An entry-level, lightweight package for Web developers who want to add multimodal capability to their applications. | |
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Nepal Developer
NEPAL Developer is a tool used for validating and creating new or enhancing existing XML protocols to standardize and simplify information exchange. NEPAL Developer provides protocol engineering functionality to create a programmatic representation of a protocol that insulates a system developer from specific protocol details, enabling the developer to focus more on system-specific issues and less on protocol issues. | |
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Novell exteNd
Novell exteNd 5 is a comprehensive suite for the rapid development and deployment of service-oriented Web applications. | |
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Ontology-based Web Services for Business Integration
A semantic Web services proof-of-concept demonstration for the industrial sector that shows service discovery, composition, and business process transformation. | |
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OpenLink Virtuoso
OpenLink Virtuoso is a cross-platform universal Server that provides virtual database, XML database, SQL database and Web application server functionality as part of a single server solution. Virtuoso's support for strategic Internet, Web and Data Access standards includes: Microsoft .Net, J2EE, XML Web Services (SOAP, WSDL, WS-Security, UDDI), XML, XPath, XQuery, XSL-T, WebDav, HTTP, SMTP, LDAP, POP3, SQL-92, ODBC, JDBC and OLE-DB. | |
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OpenUSS
OpenUSS is an open-source framework for building information portals for universities. | |
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Parasoft SOAPTest
Parasoft SOAPtest is a comprehensive tool for testing Web services. SOAPtest allows users to verify all aspects of a Web service, from WSDL validation, to unit and functional testing of the client and server, to performance testing. | |
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Phaos Liberty SDK
Phaos Technology offers a comprehensive, component-based product portfolio for building secure federated identity network applications based on Liberty Alliance Project standards. The Phaos Liberty components enable the convenience of single sign-on and secure B2E, B2C and B2B relationships across a variety of applications within a trusted Web services model. | |
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PHP Integration Kit for WebSphere Application Server Community Edition
A framework that allows PHP applications to be managed and processed via Websphere Application Server, Community Edition. | |
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PingIdentity SourceID
SourceID is an open source multi-protocol project for enabling identity federation and cross-boundary security. SourceID focuses on ease-of-integration and deployment within existing Web applications, products, or services. | |
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pocketSOAP
pocketSOAP is a SOAP client COM component for Windows, originally targeted at PocketPC. It includes an HTTP 1.1 transport, SOAP section 5 encoding support, document/literal style services, DIME and SOAP with Attachments support, and pluggable serializer support. | |
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POSSL
POSSL, Panther Open Source Software for Linux, is an enterprise application development environment that simplifies the building of transactional, component-based Web applications. Its extensible framework removes the technical complexity of building distributed applications by providing visual tools, an object repository, and application building blocks. With POSSL, developers can build distributed applications managed by IBM WebSphere. | |
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Rational Application Developer for WebSphere Software
Helps Java(TM) developers rapidly design, develop, assemble, test, profile and deploy high quality Java/J2EE(TM), Portal, Web, Web services and SOA applications. | |
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Reliable Asynchronous Message Profile (RAMP) Toolkit
An early implementation of the Reliable Asynchronous Message Profile, including Web Services Secure Conversation. (This is an ETTK technology.) | |
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Script Workbench For IBM WebSphere Product Center
Eclipse-based tools that streamline custom script development for IBM WebSphere Product Center. | |
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SOAP for Ada
SOAP for Ada is now part of the Application Standard Components Library (ASCL) project The implementation supports a subset of the SOAP 1.0 draft. | |
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SOAP for Tcl
SOAP for Tcl is a partial implementation of a SOAP client for the Tcl language. | |
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SOAP Smalltalk
SOAP Smalltalk is an open-source effort to implement Web services support in SmallTalk. | |
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SOAP4R
SOAP4R is a Ruby library program to handle Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) 1.1. | |
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SOAP::Lite
SOAP::Lite for Perl is a collection of Perl modules which provides a simple and lightweight interface to the Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) both on client and server side. | |
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SoapWiz: a Soap Toolkit for JBuilder
This is a set of wizards that help you develop Soap services and clients in Java. Works with JBuilder 4 for Windows and Linux. The toolkit provides the following: - Deployment wizard and tutorial on creating and deploying Soap services
- Soap Proxy Generator: Helps develop Soap clients. The Soap Proxy generator reads a soap service specification from a .wsdl file and generates a Java class that you can use in your application to invoke the service's methods. The generated proxy class takes care of marshalling the parameters, performing the call to the remote soap object, and unmarshalling the response.
- WSDL Generator: If you are developing a Soap service (server) in Java, you can use the WSDL generator to generate a .wsdl description of your web service.
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SOAPy
SOAPy is a SOAP/XML Schema Library for Python. Given either a WSDL or SDL document, SOAPy discovers the published API for a Web service and exposes it to Python applications as transparently as possible. SOAPy is designed to support WSDL 1.0 and SOAP 1.1. | |
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SQLData SOAP Server
SQLData SOAP server is an implementation of the SOAP 1.1 standard in C++. It includes a standalone SOAP service with build-in HTTP server, Web Service Definition Language (WSDL) parser, SOAP Actor, SOAP client, and XML Cache Manager. It can be used as a plug-in component to other Web servers and turns HTTP service into programmable Web service. It can also function as a SOAP proxy, transparently dispatching SOAP requests to other SOAP providers. | |
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Sun Java Studio Enterprise
Sun Java Studio Enterprise is the comprehensive development platform for the revolutionary new Java Enterprise System from Sun Microsystems. Single, fast, and intuitive install gives a complete development and service environment ready to build and deploy applications and Web services. | |
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Sun Java System Application Server
The Sun Java System Application Server (formerly Sun ONE Application Server) provides a Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE platform) 1.3 and 1.4 compatible platform for developing and delivering Java Web services. Available in three editions, each designed to provide specific functionality for different usage scenarios and service levels, the Java System Application Server delivers end-to-end high performance across a broad range of Web and enterprise application requirements. | |
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Systinet Developer
Systinet Developer seamlessly extends the industry's most popular Java IDEs to support Web services creation, debugging and deployment. | |
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Systinet Server for C++
Systinet Server for C++, 5.0 is a complete solution for building C/C++ Web services and a service-oriented architecture. | |
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Systinet Server for Java
Systinet Server for Java, 5.0 (formerly WASP Server for Java) is a platform- independent, easy-to-use, high performance Web services runtime environment for creating, deploying and managing Web services in Java and J2EE applications. | |
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Turbine
Turbine is an open-source servlet-based framework, developed under the Jakarta Project umbrella, that allows experienced Java developers to quickly build secure Web applications that use a browser to access secure business logic. | |
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UDDI for Python
UDDI4Py is a Python package that allows the sending of requests to and processing of responses from the UDDI Version 2 APIs. It facilitates the transport and processing of the various SOAP messages supported by the UDDI 2.0 API. | |
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UDDI4J
UDDI4J is a Java class library that provides an API to interact with a UDDI (Universal Description, Discovery and Integration) registry. The UDDI Project is a comprehensive, open industry initiative enabling businesses to (I) discover each other, and (II) define how they interact over the internet and share information in a global registry architecture. UDDI is the building block which will enable businesses to quickly, easily and dynamically find and transact with one another via their preferred applications. | |
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Vordel SOAPBox
Vordel SOAPbox is an easy-to-use tool for creating XML messages which comply with security standards such as WS-Security and SAML. The XML messages created in Vordel SOAPbox are shown graphically, with security content such as digital signatures and security tokens highlighted. These secure messages may be targeted at a Web service, over HTTP or SSL, in order to test the Web service for security compliance. | |
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VordelDirector
VordelDirector is an XML security server, which allows enterprise-wide security policies for XML traffic to be directed and managed centrally, while distributing security enforcement throughout the enterprise. Security enforcement is provided through security agents which plug into common XML and Web services platforms. | |
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VordelSecure
VordelSecure is an XML gateway, which is an in-line intermediary that filters XML traffic according to a set of configurable security rules. It protects XML systems, such as Web services, by ensuring that only the right users and applications - sending the right data - can connect to them. When deployed directly behind network firewalls in a network DMZ (De-Militarized Zone), an XML Gateway is often called an "XML Firewall". | |
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Web Adaptation Technology
Software that dynamically adapts Web pages to meet the needs of individuals with visual, motor, and print limitations. | |
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Web Service for Bioinformatic Analysis Workflow
WsBAW is an application that automates Bioinformatic Analysis Workflow by deploying a Web service. It consists of a JavaTM client application through which users are able to send batch requests to a specific bioinformatic workflow execution engine, such as BioWBI, by using a Web service. | |
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Web Services Atomic Transaction for WebSphere Application Server
A technology preview that enables Web service applications, and the resources they use, to take part in distributed global transactions by implementing the WS-AT and WS-COOR specifications on WebSphere Application Server. | |
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Web Services Atomic Transactions for WebSphere Application Server
The WS-AT for WAS is a technology preview that provides transactional support for Web service application requests that are compliant with JSR 109 and are made using SOAP/HTTP. It allows distributed Web service applications, and the resources they use, to take part in distributed global transactions. A transaction is a set of operations that must be executed as a single unit, often called a logical unit of work. A transaction is either completed in its entirety or not at all, and it is indivisible or "atomic." This technology preview is an implementation of the Web Services Atomic Transaction (WS-AT) and the Web Service Coordination (WS-COOR) specifications. | |
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Web Services Developer Pack
The Java Web Services Developer Pack (Java WSDP) is a free integrated toolkit that allows Java developers to build and test XML applications, Web services, and Web applications with the latest Web services technologies and standards implementations. Technologies in Java WSDP include the Java APIs for XML, Java Architecture for XML Binding (JAXB), JavaServer Faces, Web Services Interoperability Sample Application, XML and Web Services Security, JavaServer Pages Standard Tag Library (JSTL), Java WSDP Registry Server, Ant Build Tool, and Apache Tomcat container. | |
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Web Services for DB2 Cube Views
Web Services for DB2 Cube Views provide access to multidimensional data stored in DB2. These Web services allow a client application to read data from the cubes and perform basic online analysis on multidimensional data and metadata through the Web, using XPath and XML. | |
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Web Services for Life Sciences
A collection of examples of Web services for life sciences: Pubmed, GenBank, BLAST, Phylogenic Tree, and ClustalW. | |
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