Web Services

A concept of software and infrastructure supported by several major IT vendors (including Microsoft and IBM) for inter-program communication and application component delivery. The concept of web services considers software as a set of services available on ubiquitous networks using web standards and protocols.

More specifically, a web service is a software component that is accessible by another application (such as a client, server, or other web service) through the use of common and widely available protocols and vehicles, such as hypertext transport (HTTP). Efforts between IBM and Microsoft, supported by other vendors such as Ariba and Iona Technologies, have led to agreement on a set of XML-based standards for defining, discovering and communicating web service interfaces remotely. You understand:

• Web Services Description Language (WSDL) to describe web service interfaces.

• Universal description, discovery and integration (UDDI) as a means for users to publish and discover available web services, their functions and interfaces.

• Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP), which allows an application to call a web service.

See HTTP, .NET, SOAP, UDDI, WSDL, and XML.

Literal Meanings of Web Services

Web:

Meanings of Web:

1. The silky structure the spider builds from the silk secreted by the spinnerets at the end of its abdomen is a web.

2. (extended) Any interconnected collection of people, places, or things that schematically resembles a network.

3. (sometimes with a capital letter) Especially the World Wide Web.

4. Part of a baseball glove between the index finger and thumb, strap.

5. Mesh or fabric structure.

6. (usually with verbs of spinning, weaving or the like) A great story, more complex than myth or legend.

7. The connection between the planks of the building elements increases the leverage and thus the load-bearing capacity of the element.

8. The thinnest vertical section of a rail line between the top (head) and bottom (bottom) of a rail.

9. A fold of tissue that connects the toes of some birds or other animals.

10. A series of tendrils on each side of the shaft of the spring, rigid and connected by notches, like regular springs, or soft and separated, like pins.

11. A continuous network of material carried during the processing of the rolls.

12. (lithography) A long sheet of paper fed from a roll to a printer, as opposed to individual sheets of paper.

13. A belt used to adjust the hood extension of a car.

14. Thin sheets, sheets or strips, e.g. B. Lead.

15. Large distribution network.

16. Create or form a network.

17. Cover with cobwebs or nets.

18. Catch or confuse.

19. Equip with a screen.

Sentences of Web

1. Some of this content is now only available online.

2. The sunlight flickered from the dew on the screen.

3. Let me search the internet.

4. He caught the ball on the canvas.

5. The roof of the lookouts was a canvas of thin wooden planks.

6. Be careful, he can weave a good web, but don't rely too much on what he says.

Synonyms of Web

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