Web Services Directory

Galdos is the recognized leader in the development of Geography Markup Language (GML), an XML application that is fast becoming the world standard for geographic information delivery over the Internet.

Cape Clear provides comprehensive support for web services developers. Our tools include a WSDL Editor, Java2WSDL, WSDL2Java, WSDL2WebClient, XSLT Mapper and test tools. These tools are packaged in an task oriented environment for maximum productivity

The Borland Delphi 6 release fully supports all major emerging industry standards: XML, SOAP, WSDL, and XSL; in turn, supporting emerging Web Services based vendor platforms such as Microsoft® .Net and BizTalk, and from Sun Microsystems® ONE, while providing the scalability and reliability that enterprise and Web developers require.

CodeFutures FireStorm/DAO makes Java software developers more productive by generating the business logic for accessing relational databases in service-oriented and object-oriented architectures.

With the Cacheon Business Center, applications are assembled on the fly and in real-time from existing components and services in an organisation. Applications servers supported are IBM WebSphere, Oracle 9iAS and BEA WebLogic, combined with standards support for Java, COM, XML, and SOAP.

Code Mechanisms is a young and dynamic software company developing web services for use in eCommerce and the Mobile Industry. Leveraging off new and established technologies, such as XML, SOAP and DIME, the company aims to expose a broad range of functionality to the targeted industries, accessible through the World Wide Web.

Package "Websites" into "Web Services" in Minutes - No programming required! eBiz Portals provides software tools for rapidly creating business function level (Coarse grain) Web Services" out of existing websites and managing these "Web Services. Unlike Web Services created from low-level API s, these high-level document centric Web Services can readlily be used in enterprise portals, "Business Process automation" as well as message oriented application integration. Deploying eBiz Portals' Web Services solution will result in dramatic time and cost savings to the enterprises– by leveraging functionality of existing websites and turning them into open standards based (SOAP, WSDL, XML, UDDI), re-usable Web Services. By taking advantage of the security and data validation logic built into the websites - we also eliminate duplication of that functionality. Examples of how enterprises can benefit from our "Web Services solution: An enterprise with business partners can package their Extranet as open "Web Services" - enabling its partners to automate with tools of their choice - without investing huge development resources. An enterprise can create an employee or customer portal offering highly integrated (without click-away) by tightly integrating the functionality of business partner websites into the portal. This kind of integration is not possible with Web-clipping and framing solutions. A large enterprise can package its internal Websites as Web Services' and create a shared foundation for enterprise portals, external partners or providing wireless or voice access to their enterprise applications more cost effectively.

PolarLake specialise in enterprise XML and Web Services solutions for Java developers. Existing Java, EJB and COM components can be automatically exposed as Web Service providers. Composite Web Services and Web Service consumers can be easily constructed and deployed, with PolarLake adapters handling all SOAP and WSDL-specific processing.

Chutney builds the industry's most comprehensive solution for accelerating and scaling highly personalized e-business web sites. Chutney Technologies is defining a new category of software solutions called Application Optimization. Chutney's software interacts with multi-tier applications - including Web services and to provide maximum openness, Chutney's technology interoperates with Java-based and Microsoft-based application environments and a variety of programming/scripting languages

Cypresslogic, innovators of Web service solutions, presents ObjectView, a Web service development tool for building dynamic e-business applications and tools in less time, and with fewer resources. ObjectView is a complete Web services integration software allowing developers to import multiple .NET and J2EE Web services, graphically connect components to build complex applications, and deploy them as a single Web service.

RioLabs provides a unique platform for rapid assembly of intelligent applications that bind new web services, existing applications, divisions, and enterprise silos in a common Web Services Application Framework.

A variety of tools for sale to maintain web sites, including monitoring, effective management of meta-data and code performance

JavaRealm is an offshore software development team specializing in development of Web-based Enterprise Applications. Our scope of activity includes custom software outsourcing, software development and custom programming.

The Mind Electric designs, builds and licenses advanced distributed computing infrastructure, including Web Services, SOAP, UDDI and XML. GLUE, their first product simplifies and unifies traditional distributed computing with the emerging world of web services. GLUE includes Electric XMLTM, a small, fast, intuitive XML parser that is also available as a separate package. Both products come highly recommended and are free to download and evaluate.

Web services platform product for the assembling, publishing and distribution of web services.

Powerful SOAP server/client with high performance and great interoperability.

Portal focused on customer relationship management and data warehousing with topics such as; BI/Analytics, CRM planning, customer data mgmt, hosted CRM, customer service/call center, etc.

Ivory Web Services offer an innovative solution for companies that want to move ahead to Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), but still need to communicate with lBM legacy applications in order to provide enterprise-wide service routines. With Ivory, mainframe legacy applications can communicate seamlessly with open systems platforms, such as J2EE, .NET and others. Ivory is a unique solution that performs Web services and generates WSDL without the need to write programs. Ivory Studio gives you the ability to select fields across any existing mainframe application and create a single, multi-function WSDL with advanced functionality. If you need an effective way to provide enterprise Web services to drive the needs of your business, then Ivory is your solution! Ivory Web Services consists of Ivory Server and Ivory Studio.

The Lucin soap toolset is a developers toolset for Wintel environments. The SAL server product is the server behind the SALcentral Web Services search engine.

Embedded.com, the on-line resource for embedded systems developers. This is the place to come for tutorials, code, demos, and news, along with information about Embedded Systems Programming Magazine and the Embedded Systems Conferences. News and information on Web Services and XML in relation to embedded systems.

Web-IQ.com is a software research and development company specializing in Semantic Web Services.

While Userland is undeniably a commercial web-site it is also a resource centre and launchpad for a number of important standards including XML-RPC.org, Soapware.org and Weblogs.com. If only all companies were like this!

Web services platform product for the assembling, publishing and distribution of web services

Xara has developed technology that allows the end user and webmaster to benefit from Web Services. Xara Modules are web page components that can be added to any web page that provide a displayed user interface or representation of the web service. Additionally, Xara have developed a simple web platform integration API to allow the Web Service Modules to be available to web authors.

Web Services ToolKit is a software development kit that includes a run-time environment, a demo, and examples to aid in designing and executing Web service applications that can automatically find one another and collaborate in business transactions without additional programming or human intervention. Simple examples of Web services are provided, as well as demonstrations of how some of the emerging technology standards, such as SOAP, UDDI, and WSDL, work together.