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An organization dedicated to promoting the development, deployment, and use of web services. This site contains a list of web services and useful "how to get started" guides for creating SOAP-based web services. Recommended as a starting point for practical, hands-on information on SOAP and all things SOAP related.

This service returns requested Bible verses. It accepts a single string parameter which is the standard way of representing Bible verses, eg: Psalm 119:105. Multiple verses and a range of verses from the same chapter may also be requested.

XML Web Services portal featuring reviews, ratings, and support. Powered by the public UDDI Business Registry.

The StrikeIron Real Time Quotes Web Service provides real-time quote and book information for securities traded on the INET ECN. Island is an electronic marketplace that enables market professionals to display and match limit orders for stocks and other securities.

IBM mainframe-specific portal, with search engine and browsable categories: hardware, software and education directories; career center, Web links, published articles (some by site staff).

Online Access to the 1Gb OakLeaf US Code of Federal Regulations sample database, which delivers XML or XHTML documents for tables of contents and section text. CFRSect returns the text of a specified CFR section as an XML or XHTML response document.

One day conference dedicated to the Web Services - Next edition 18 march 2004 - Paris France

Adeptia Web Services provide a simplified web interface and standard protocols like HTTP to exchange data regardless of applications, platforms, devices or geographical locations. Adeptia Web Services module can be deployed without ripping or replacing existing infrastructure.

The eBizPortals Web Services enabling infrastructure software allows enterprises to quickly create standards compliant Web Services out of existing web sites. eBizPortals claim the ability to create a Web Service out of an existing web site infrastructure in a matter of days using their software tools. An attractive solutions proposition with a number of highly useful features.

Microsoft Directory Services for Windows (DSfW) beta 1.0 is a SOAP 1.1 implementation of Directory Services Markup Language version 2 (DXMLv2) for the .NET Framework.

An Enterprise Approach to Shipping. Integrate shipping processes with your ordering, inventory, customer service, accounting and other IT systems. Combine your new legacy applications into a single shipping solution using SOAP web services standards and technology.

Directory with a focus on enterprise computing security with topics such as; network security, identity & access management, platform security, application security, threats and security management.

Infuzer is a calendar management tool which integrates web based calendar information with local PC calendar software.

Retrieve data from the Web Service of the Day" database. The aim of this service is very simple. Web Services are cool - but some are more cool than others... every day, I feature a Web Service that I think is a bit out of the ordinary, and encourage you to go and take a look at it. Since the success of SOAP and Web Services in general will depend upon smart people creating clever and innovative things with the technology, I hope this site serves as a showcase for their assembled talents, and helps in my own way to encourage the industry to move forward successfully.

Microsoft's WSDK makes creating and using X509SecurityTokens easy, but installing the required X.509 certificates is tricky. Learn how to install X.509 certificates and use this Visual Basic .NET Windows form client to sign and encrypt SOAP request messages to the QuickStart example Web services. An ASP.NET client is at http://www.oakleaf.ws/WsdkX509CertASP/.

Do WS-Security's granular X.509 digital signatures and X.509 encryption justify certificate management and performance problems? Find out how the Microsoft WSDK X.509 implementation's network traffic and execution times compare with client-side HTTPS/SSL 3.0 encryption. Download a Visual Basic .NET Windows form client and a set of XML Web services to test execution time of local and remote services. The ASP.NET clone of the project is at http://www.oakleaf.ws/WsdkX509ClientASP/.

A collection of free webservices

SAINTlogin allows users to log-in to a web site without using passwords and/or users-id. After pressing a button on the login page, the user is only requested to dial a phone number using his Cell-Phone, the call is at zero-cost.

A quick reference, W3C-compliant glossary of the most commonly used (and misunderstood) Web services terms.

The StrikeIron Email Verification Web Service indicates whether or not an email address actually exists or not, without actually ever sending an email message. For any email address, the Web service will simply return a true or false as to whether or not the email address is valid or not. This goes far beyond the structure of the email address, actually identifying bad email addresses and non-existent domains.

Full text search of the OakLeaf U.S. Code of Federal Regulations sample database, which delivers XML or XHTML documents for tables of contents and section text. CFRSearch returns links to CFR TOCs and sections that meet the search criterion as an XML or XHTML response document.

The "Find Web Services on Local Machine" link on the Add Web Reference dialog is missing from Visual Studio .NET RTM. But DISCO isn't gone; it's hibernating. Learn how to re-enable DISCO searches with a simple change to your machine.config file. Get ready for DISCO's replacement, Web Service Inspection Lanaguage (WSIL), with an early Microsoft example that creates .wsil files and a C# project that generates a master inspection.wsil file from existing .disco files. Examples are from http://www.oakleaf.ws.

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