Java Standard Edition (SE) 6 included support for Web services. This post begins a four-part series on Web services in Java SE by explaining what Web services are and overviewing Java SE’s ...

This sample project helps you get started with the PDF Services Java SDK. The sample classes illustrate how to perform PDF-related actions (such as converting to and from the PDF format) using the SDK ...

Java web services are software components that provide functionality over the network using standard protocols such as HTTP, SOAP, or REST. They are often used to integrate different systems or ...

Java web services are applications that communicate over the internet using standard protocols and formats. They can provide various functionalities, such as data access, business logic ...

Not even Java in its purest form can match the ease of integration and distributed data interchange that Web services offer. IT organizations have no shortage of ways to implement Web services.

In our last month’s article, Java for Web Services (page 102, PCQuest, July 2003), we talked about the benefits of using Java technology and platform for writing Web services. We said that a Java Web ...

Upon completion of this course, you’ll be able to design a full-stack application coded in Java, including a GUI front-end, a service client, a rich-web service and a data persistence entity-based ...

This library provides some utilities for Java SPI (Service Provider Interface). The Java SPI is a mechanism that decouples a service from its implementation(s). It allows the creation of extensible or ...

Hoverfly is an open source, lightweight, service virtualization API simulation tool written in the Go programming language and tightly integrated with Java. In a microservices architecture ...

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