September 2002
Intermediate to advanced
608 pages
14h 20m
English
Web Services is a main theme of this book, and yet so far we haven't really seen a true Web Service. All of the examples we've built up to this point are really Web applications. But these applications have been gradually converging on the fuzzy barrier that separates Web Services from Web applications, and in the next several chapters we'll cross that barrier and enter Web-Services territory. What all of the technologies in this part of the book have in common is the requirement for more work on the part of the client. Most of the technologies we've looked at so far assume a browser at the client side. In the upcoming examples, we move into the realm of distributed objects, where ...
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