Showing posts with label WSF/Perl. Show all posts
Showing posts with label WSF/Perl. Show all posts
Interoperability demo PHP, PERL, RUBY, JAVA, SPRING and .NET Web Services
Thursday, July 24, 2008
If you are around OSCON, don't miss this. There you can see a live demo for interoperability of web services using WSO2 WSF/PHP, WSF/Ruby, WSF/Perl, WSF/Python, WSF/Spring and WSAS and Microsoft .NET technologies. http://www.marketwatch.com/news/story/wso2-adds-three-platforms-microsoft/story.aspx?guid={16B1B777-531B-49FD-82BA-6D4CD426FD2F}&dist=hppr
Labels:
.NET,
Demo,
OSCON,
Stock Trader,
WSAS,
WSF/Perl,
WSF/PHP,
WSF/Spring
PHP Web Services Interoperability Expanding
Friday, July 18, 2008
WSO2 Web services framework for PHP (WSF/PHP) was featured on Microsoft TechEd in June. And now, the contours of interoperability is expanding. In addition to the .NET and Java implementations, Perl, Python and Ruby are being added to the story. So it is becoming reality. Real world applications, written in different languages, can seamlessly interoperate, not only at basic SOAP level, but also with advanced Web services protocols such as security.
Labels:
.NET,
Interoperability,
WSF/Perl,
WSF/PHP,
WSF/Python,
WSF/Ruby,
WSO2
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