How to access web services through a browser

Some of the best mobile browsers that are easy to use today are UC browsers, and most of my classmates and friends and I use this browser to surf the Internet. It's really super powerful. The speed of Internet access is called a fast.

One point on** clicked on it all at once. It's very convenient and convenient. Also, when we watch**,It's a little open**.,And when you quit.,It's automatically cleared for you.。

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1. Web Services Explained:

WebService is an SOA (Service-Oriented Programming) architecture, which is not dependent on language or platform, and can realize mutual calls between different languages, and interact with network applications based on HTTP protocol through the Internet;

WebService is based on a standard that implements calls between different languages, and WebService needs to comply with the WSDL (Web Service Definition Language) SOAP (Simple Request Protocol) specification;

webservice=wsdl+soap+uddi(registration of webservice);

soap is composed of soap part and 0 or more attachments, generally only part, in the part there are envelope and body;

Web service is an SOA architecture that provides standard protocols and interfaces that allow different programs to be integrated.

2. Advantages of Web Service.

Heterogeneous programs can be accessed from each other (cross-platform) (2) loosely coupled;

Based on standard protocols (common language, which allows access to other programs).

3. Basic principles of Web Service.

The service provider uses WSDL to describe the service;

The service provider uses UDDI to publish the description file of the service to the UDDI server (Register Server).

The service requestor queries and obtains the WSDL file on the UDDI server;

The service requestor binds the request to the SOAP and accesses the appropriate service.

Introduction to Web Services.

Web Services is a new platform for building interoperable distributed applications; The Web Services Platform is a standard that defines how applications interact on the Web, and you can write Web Services in any language you like, on any platform you like, as long as we can query and access those services through the Web Services standard. Simply put, a web service is a set of modular applications that can be described, published, located, and invoked on the web. There are many ways to implement Web Services, and this article will not introduce them one by one, but find a few of the most commonly used implementations to share with you, first introducing the development of Web Services with AXIS, and then introducing the development of Web Services with CXF.

For each implementation, I will explain to you with examples in a step by step way, from the establishment of the project to the delivery of services, you can also search for relevant tutorials in this area on the Internet, there are many, but most of them are leaky ears to teach you how to develop a service, how to test? How do I verify that it can be delivered to users? Without further ado, let's go into the specific development examples of the service, each with a detailed analysis process.