Microsoft XML and SOAP
The Bans Consulting Inc (www.TheBans.com) has hosted a technology seminar
with main guest Microsoft USA.
Title:
The Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) improves Internet interoperability
with an XML-based, platform-agnostic approach to programming the Web.
Featured Guests:
- Kent Sharkey, Technical Evangelist, Developer Relations
Group, Microsoft USA is presenting SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol).
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here to download the PDF presentation.
- Pierre Boutquin Canadian software book author will
present an introduction to XML.
About seminar:
Seminar type is about new technology.
"What is SOAP? The SOAP specification defines a simple, Internet-friendly
way of using XML to send messages and to access services. SOAP is important
to e-business because it provides a flexible, natural way of building
applications whose pieces are distributed across networks. With XML and
SOAP, each business can choose its own internal implementation technology,
such as Enterprise JavaBeans, Microsoft Component Object Model (COM),
or traditional languages such as COBOL. Yet any business can access a
service, such as a parts catalog, or send a purchase order to or from
any other business. When you implement these services, SOAP makes it easy
to bind to the programming language or object system of your choice. SOAP's
built-in support for Remote Procedure Calls (RPC) also makes it easy to
invoke methods on remote objects, using XML and HTTP, so you can use SOAP
to create distributed systems within your own organization too. SOAP is
simple. The specification is short and easy to understand. Best of all,
it takes only a few lines of code to build real SOAP messages that do
useful work. "
Winners of the seminar’s draws:
Dino Bavaro, Dorin Dumitrescu, and Salman Sheikh.
Prizes
Books:
- Code Complete
- Microsoft Mastering: Enterprise Development Using Microsoft Visual
Basic
- Understanding COM+
- Inside Dynamic HTML
- XML in Action
- Programming Microsoft Visual C++, Fifth Edition
- Microsoft Age of Empires II: The Age of Kings: Inside Moves
- Distributed Applications with Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 MCSD Training
- Distributed Applications with Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0 MCSD Hardware:
- Sidewinder Game pad Pro Win9x USB Port
- Intellimouse Explorer
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