Key Points of Web Services

Key Points:

Web Services is a combination/architecture of Client (Service Consumer) and Server (Service Provider). Web Service communication between client and server in 2 ways.

Direct Communication: - If Client knows services provided by Server, then directly communicates via XML and access the service.

Communication via UDDI: - If Client doesn’t know the Server services directly, then it search for service in UDDI (it is a registry that contains all services are registered in UDDI), once services are find then Client directly communicates Server for services.

Features:

Web Service supports Machine to Machine Integration
Any request/response is convert to Service (i.e. XML Format –XML is a way to communicate with any device/machine)
Machine process web Services in XML formats because of (Simplified Interconnection with Remote machines, Layout and machine processable for Web Service Client and human readable for Browser)’
No UI, only the code exist in XML

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