Web Services Directory

Induslogic provides EAI solutions based on Web Services technology. Its range of products include Xintegrate Web Services, a complete development and deployment environment for enterprise Web Services; and XSLWiz, a graphical environment for generating XSL scripts.

Nethesive is a RAD for exposing existing or new applications to the Internet, Intranet or Extranet. It is based on Apache Foundations Apache web server. Mirus claim a separation of application from networking which improves productivity and reuse of existing code.

The leader in enterprise class Web services for EAI, Portals, Real-time Dashboards, Supply Chain, B2B commerce, and CRM.

With expertise in BizTalk, Oracle 9i/AS Interconnect and BEA Web Logic, Actional takes a web-service approach to providing system integration without the use of additional middleware. The SoapSwitch Web Services Gateway is aimed at EAI.

Flypaper's approach to enterprise collaboration is to create InterAction Web sites which seamlessly centralize business-crucial information from in-house systems. The user interface is the web browser and the technology is Web Services based.

Vergil's RAD tool for SAP allows access to business functions in SAP exposed as BAPIs and RFCs and allows business analysts users to model and automatically generate EJB/JSP/Servlet codes for web enabling any SAP backend system. Generate code at the click of a mouse.

Based on an XML compatible infrastructure EntireX simplifies enterprise integration by integrating Web applications with packaged, custom-developed or legacy systems. Developed and suppplied by SoftwareAG.

Seagull Software is the leading provider of legacy integration, Web-enablement and terminal emulation solutions for Global 2,000, public sector and mid-market organizations. For 14 years Seagull Software has helped more than 8,000 organizations liberate legacy applications for standards-based integration into next-generation architectures, including Web applications, composite applications and service-oriented architecture.

Adeptia implements EAI for Application-to-Application integration. It enables unrestricted sharing of data and business processes throughout the networked applications. Adeptia BPM Server uses Internet protocols, EDI parsing and ETL technologies to facilitate any-to-any data transformation and business-to-business integration (B2Bi).

Sonic's core business is messaging and its flagship product is SonicMQ, based on the Java Messaging Service (JMS) specification. SonicXQ builds on this and exposes any application as a service, providing support for HTTP/S, SOAP and WSDL generation for UDDI registries.

Founded in 1994 Vitria is an integration infrastructure software company which majors on an understanding of Business Process Modelling as key to the integration process. Extending its expertise into Web Services the BusinessWare product line now supports WSDL, UDDI and SOAP.

BizConverse provides services and products for online integration with B2B frameworks, helping enterprises to connect with their customers and trading partners. Products can be deployed in an internal ASP environment and as Web Services.

"Rogue Wave's XML Link allows businesses to create Web Services from back-end resources, delivering components to the Web without restricting businesses or their partners to a specific platform, language or object model."

Primordial is a professional services and products company concentrating on Web Services. In addition to its consulting services Primordial offers the WSBANG - - the Web services broker and network gateway - a Web services proxy that integrates with a corporate LAN and provides caching, monitoring, metering, micropayment tracking, reporting, and security and encryption.

Vergil’s VRAD-Web Services for SAP, based on Web Services standards such as WSDL, UDDI and works in conjunction with Java Connector Architecture (JCA) version 1.0 specification based adapters. VRAD-Web Services for SAP comes complete with an intuitive web based user interface, seamless connectivity to SAP system via standard interfaces provided by SAP, and uses Vergil’s JCA adapter. It uses underlying Business APIs and RFCs in the SAP R3 system to execute business processes and data and allows a business analyst to visually configure the integration with a few mouse clicks. Once configured, the same can be generated as a ready-to-deploy executable Web Services Interfaces that can be deployed inside private or public UDDI registry managed by the enterprise. VRAD-Web Services for SAP currently supports popular servlet containers like Tomcat and compatible UDDI registries implementation and does not require an application server to deploy these Web Service Interfaces. The VRAD for SAP is available now at a special introductory price of US$5,000, valid until Dec 31, 2002.