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Developing Web Services: Handling Problems Along the Way

Once developers recognize certain design issues and patterns, the first barrier to Web services development is conquered. In this second article in a five-part series, we cut through another barrier with common sense guidance to help developers gain proficiency quickly and avoid the most common problems.


by Chris Peltz
Jan 13, 2003
Page 1 of 7
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he Web services concept—connecting standardized components via well-advertised interfaces—seems as if it would make for simple programming. While there are developer tools available to ease the creation process, there is a need for detailed knowledge of the programming domain. There are several key implementation choices that make the difference between a difficult project and one that sails along.

The first article in this series described good design practices; this article will discuss specific development techniques that will get you quickly past the more complicated programming challenges that will arise.

These techniques fall into four general categories:

  • Enhancing Interoperability
  • Adding Security to your Web Service
  • Choosing the Right Development and Testing Tools
  • Preparing for Deployment





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