qarshi

 Profile Answers by qarshi 

• Aug 4th, 2006

 

Yeah Offcourse.Actually Webservices are independent to language. it depends on WSDL and SOAP. so any one can develope the Webservices anddisclose the wsdl and users can cosume the webservices.wsdl and soap both are xml based.. and all languages having xml parsing capability and access to http protocol will be able to work with Webservices.Abul Asim M. R. QarshiSenior Executive OfficerKarachi Stock Exchangeweb: www.rashiq.com

anishcp

 Profile Answers by anishcp 

• Sep 12th, 2006

 

Yes, a .net web application can consume java web service. Web services are reusable components that are based on standard protocols for platform and language independence. Web service can share data across platforms and languages. The application that invokes the capability of the web service doesn?t have to know any details about how the underlying web service is functioning. All the invoking application needs to know is where the service is located, the type of parameters it requires and the type of information it will return.

Consuming the web service

            To include the web service functionality within a consumer application, we need to create an interface that will allow the consumer to see all of the web callable methods and properties exposed by the web service. This interface is known as web service proxy.

            A proxy resides on the clients machine and act as a relay between the client and the web service.