Programming Web Services with Perl
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W3C (World Wide Web Consortium) criticism of HTTP standards information links parameterOrder attribute port specifications security specifications 2nd SOAP and standardization process web site WSDL specification XML Schema 2nd 3rd XPath definition XPath query syntax W3C Technical Recommendation 2nd wait activity (BPEL) Wall, Larry Web Resource Description Language [See WRDL] Web Service Choreography Interface (WSCI) Web Service Description Language [See WSDL] web services advantages/drawbacks complex functionality considerations 2nd discovery features firewalls history 2nd implementation 2nd improving message routing overloading operations packaging performance and optimization practical applications registration service reliable messaging REST and SOAP security security specifications TCP/IP and transport level security WSDL XML standards Web Services Coordination [See WS-Coordination] Web Services Description Language [See WSDL] Web Services Flow Language (WSFL) Web Services Inspection Language [See WS-Inspection] web services protocols [See specific protocols] Web Services Referral Protocol [See WS-Referral] Web Services Routing Protocol [See WS-Routing] Web Services Security Web Services Transaction [See WS-Coordination] web sites Fielding dissertation general XML and XML Schema MQSeries software REST SOAP 2nd SOAP::Lite module UDDI use Perl; discussion site W3C 2nd WSDL XLink specification XML-RPC 2nd 3rd WebMethod feature (SOAP) while activity (BPEL) whitespace Base64 data and parsers and server class removing XML Signature and zzsort [See also spaces][See also spaces] WishListCustomer class example code HTTP::Daemon class 2nd 3rd 4th 5th make_cookie method managing connections managing user data methods for search example search methods SOAP::Lite client example 2nd static methods testing FindBooks method 2nd WishListCustomer::Apache class 2nd WishListCustomer::Client class client authentication 2nd example 2nd MAILTO example as subclass WishListCustomer::Daemon class 2nd 3rd 4th WishListCustomer::SOAP class 2nd 3rd WishListCustomer::Transport class 2nd 3rd workflow 2nd 3rd Workflow Management Coalition World Wide Web Consortium [See W3C] WRDL (Web Resource Description Language) writing client transports server transports WS-Attachments specification 2nd WS-Authorization specification WS-Coordination (Web Services Coordination) 2nd 3rd 4th WS-Federation specification WS-Inspection (Web Services Inspection Language) WS-Policy specification WS-Privacy specification WS-Referral (Web Services Referral Protocol) WS-Routing (Web Services Routing Protocol) 2nd WS-SecureConversations WS-Security (Web Services Security Language) 2nd 3rd WS-Transaction specification 2nd WS-Trust specification WSCI (Web Service Choreography Interface) WSDL (Web Services Description Language) APIs and code generation based on document components features 2nd HTTP and MIME bindings other elements overloading operations programming SOAP bindings example use.perl.org journal system web sites XKMS and XML Schema and 2nd 3rd 4th WSDL documents WSDL::Generator package (CPAN) WSFL (Web Services Flow Language)
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