With the advancement of Internet technology and the increasing dependence of commercial enterprises on the Internet,
software increasingly needs to be integrated into the Internet and interact with other
software on the Internet (not just people). Web services are a network-based
software development model. Through standardized design, release, discovery, and invocation, a complete commercial enterprise application can be built from multiple Web services.
This book first systematically introduces the concept of Web services and its related protocols and technical specifications, including XML, XSD, SOAP, WSDL and UDDI, etc. When introducing these specifications, the author strives to deepen the understanding and mastery of these abstract technologies through detailed and targeted examples. The back of this book also introduces the development tools specifically used for Web services, Visual Studio .NET and SOAP Toolkit. The former can quickly develop Web services applied to the .NET platform, while the latter can convert traditional COM modules into Web services. . Readers have mastered these two tools, which will help them learn and use other similar development tools.
