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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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