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Your Web services architecture is a success: you've got employees, customers and partners consuming services of all kinds across your network. But how do you handle SOA versioning – especially in the case of mission-critical services where down-time is virtually out of the question? This webinar gives you the answers you need.

Even though Web services standards are only a few years old, the rapid ratification by standards bodies and the committed support by major vendors are unprecedented. Companies and government agencies have been rushing in, with many projects already in production. The question of Web services security, however, continues to be the leading issue and the top investment area for companies enabling Web Services. Is there a reason for this? Can existing technologies plug these security holes created by Web Services? Are the risks the same for all services – across the user base: internal employees vs. external users? Are the Web services dangers and risks more or less than with existing technologies? The benefits and ease of use make the adoption of Web Services a foregone conclusion. The real question that enterprises must ask themselves when adopting Web Services is: what are the reasonable and cost effective steps to mitigate Web services risks to an acceptable level for our organization?

XML-based Web services is poised to revolutionize Information Technology, much the same way that client server and Web-based applications did in the past decade. Through the use of protocols such as XML, SOAP, WSDL and UDDI, applications can more easily communicate with each other over Internet protocols, enabling faster and cheaper enterprise application integration, supply chain integration, distributed development and Internet-based service distribution models. But in order to gain wide acceptance, service networks must be able to count on standards for XML Web services security.

Research shows that increasing numbers of large companies are moving steadily toward the adoption of a service-oriented architecture (SOA) built on Web services as the basis of their next-generation application and integration environments. This whitepaper on getting started with Web Services shows how, before moving ahead full-bore with SOA implementations, these organizations are benefiting by deploying Web services first. By deploying Web services on an incremental basis, organizations can save themselves time and headaches – and ultimately simplify their migration path to SOA.

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Altova MapForce 2006 is the premier data integration and Web services implementation tool. This award winning visual data mapper converts data on-the-fly and also auto-generates data mapping code in multiple programming languages for royalty-free use in your applications. With the power to convert any combination of XML, database, flat file, and/or EDI data, and to build Web services by mapping data sources to WSDL operations, it is the definitive tool for data conversion and Web services development. MapForce is the first and only product to let you choose between XSLT 1.0, XSLT 2.0, XQuery, Java, C++, or C# code generation from your mapping designs. Simply open information source(s) and target(s), drop in data processing functions from the customizable libraries, and drag connecting lines between elements you wish to associate. MapForce 2006 automatically connects matching child elements. Popular function libraries come standard, and you can create and save your own complex data processing functions. MapForce 2006 now integrates with Microsoft Visual Studio .NET and Eclipse, so you can use its advanced functionality from within these leading IDEs. It supports all major databases, including Microsoft Access, SQL Server, MySQL, Oracle, IBM DB2, Sybase, and others. Its unique FlexText feature provides a versatile utility for parsing arbitrarily structured text files and incorporating legacy data in mapping designs. Now, you can also modify EDI configuration files with ease. Once a mapping is defined, you can instantly view the output. Mappings to target XML Schemas produce XML documents, while mappings to databases produce SQL scripts, flat files produce text file output, and EDI files produce EDIFACT or X12 transaction sets. Altova MapForce 2006 is indispensable for anyone facing data integration and Web services implementation challenges

This class explores contract-first Web services development using the Altova Enterprise XML Suite. Beginning with the development of a Web services description (a WSDL document) using XMLSpy, the student is led through the development of a Web service from back end to front. Along the way, the student will learn how to autogenerate Web services components using MapForce, test a service using XMLSpy as a SOAP client, and explore the use of the XMLSpy SOAP debugger to intercept and investigate SOAP messages generated in a Web service exchange. Register for this FREE class today!

Actional products provide enterprise-grade SOA management capabilities, including service and message flow monitoring, SLA governance, versioning, and security – at extremely low overhead and thus minimal impact on system performance. Every enterprise building or testing an SOA will require the capabilities available in Actional products; whether they are starting to expand early SOA projects, or have a fully deployed enterprise-grade SOA using ESBs, application servers, or other technologies.

Stylus Studio provides comprehensive support for working with Web Services and the Web Service Description Language (WSDL) — an XML format for describing network services as a set of endpoints operating on messages containing either document-oriented or procedure-oriented information. This tutorial provides an overview of the WSDL Editor and many other WSDL tools and utilities in that simplify Web service development.

XML Web services literally can provide plug-and-play functionality with increased flexibility to adapt to change, more efficient use of reusable components, faster development of new capabilities, and platform independence to enable broader usage. Web services are now commercially available for a broad spectrum of functionality and data access opening up new and faster ways for ISVs to extend their application value and appeal to new and broader markets at a fraction of the previous cost of adding new value.

Excel, like many Microsoft Office applications, is one of the premier clients of Web services. Once the data is in the hands of those who know how to harness the power of Microsoft Office, business users are freed from the shackles of data access. Today we can expect a new era of knowledgeable business user productivity to unfold. Now that technology exists to thoughtlessly and effortlessly pull data feeds via XML-based Web services into Excel, the creativity and innovation will be limitless. Productivity and profitability based on this surge of information will in turn provide an incentive for more Web services to be created, reinforcing the Web services and Excel partnership for further exploration.

The StrikeIron Web Services Marketplace provides online services for selling (publishing) and buying (subscribing to) commercial Web services from multiple providers. Developers can start making money instantly by integrating their applications with multiple Web services from the StrikeIron Marketplace to be seamlessly integrated on-the-fly without ever having to leave their application. This free API includes functionality such as registering a new user to the Marketplace, providing free trials in real-time to desired Web services, providing on-demand usage information, and creating customized WSDLs for each Web service in the Marketplace for usage tracking and providing transaction-based commissions to the partner. And best of all, StrikeIron takes care of all the Web services commercialization infrastructure and process, minimizing the effort and cost so the partner can focus on selling their applications.

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Do you have a gameplan for implementing reliable Web services? The chain of programming languages, industry standards, and diverse technologies involved in creating an end-to-end Web service can be intimidating – even to skilled and experienced professionals. However, the complementary features of Altova XMLSpy and MapForce automate many of the otherwise complex steps in Web services development so you can concentrate on business rules and logic instead of becoming mired in source code or the arcane implementation details of the infrastructure. To learn more, visit the Altova Solutions Center at: http://www.altova.com/solutions_web_services.html where you'll find specific business scenarios, real-world case studies, technical guidance, video demonstrations, white papers, free online training classes, and a recommended gameplan for Web services success.

Build advanced Web service applications with Web Service Tools from Stylus Studio. Select from one of the Web Service Tools below to learn more about Stylus Studio's advanced support for working with all Web service technologies, including SOAP, WSDL, and UDDI.

• Web Service Tester: Stylus Studio includes a Web Service Call Composer (i.e. a SOAP Tester) that alows you to easily invoke Web Service methods from within our powerful XML IDE. Features include the ability to query public UDDI registries for WSDL files, automatic generation of SOAP envelopes, and a results preview window.
• Web Service Integration: Stylus Studio allows you to use Web services as XML data sources to be used in live XML mapping projects using Stylus Studio XML Deployment Adapters and either XQuery 1.0 or XSLT 2.0, providing a powerful, standards-based approach to Web service data integration
• Web Service Frameworks: Stylus Studio's Web service tools can be used with all of the major Web service clients, servers and frameworks including: Apache AXIS, Microsoft SOAP Client Toolkit 3.0, Microsoft .NET Server, etc.
• UDDI, SOAP and WSDL Support: Stylus Studio Web service tools are based on the industry-standard, W3C XML Web service technologies, including WSDL, UDDI and SOAP.