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What does the acronym SOAP stand for? |
Simple object access protocol |
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What does the acronym WSDL stand for? |
Web Service Definition Language or Web Service Discovery Language |
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What does the acronym REST stand for? |
Representational state transfer |
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What is REST good for? |
Web Services, Limited bandwidth (smaller message size), limited resources (no xml parsing), exposing data over internet, easily accessed (even javascript can use), Stateless |
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What is SOAP good for? |
Enterprise (reliable & secure), asynchronous processing (multiple threads/users), Stateful, defined standards |
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What does a WSDL document define? |
Services as collections of network endpoints, or ports. Defines an XML grammar for describing network services. The document itself is an XML formatted set of definitions describing web service public interface. |
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Re: SOAP, define marshalling & unmarshalling |
Very similar to serialization. Allows for data conversion into a bytestream, and conversion back to original data. |
