Technical Interview Questions
These are the steps involved in accessing a web service: Client application bundled the information and into a SOAP message. SOAP message sends to the server as a body of Hyper-Text markup language using POST method. Web service unpacks the SOAP message and converts it into a command understandable by the application. Application processes the … Read more
Enlisted below are some common HTTP methods along with their functions that are supported by RESTful web services. GET: Read-only access to the resource. PUT: Creation of new resource. DELETE: Removal of a resource. POST: Update of an existing resource. OPTIONS: Get supported operations on the resource. HEAD: Returns HTTP header only, nobody. In RESTful … Read more
The UDDI uses the language known as WSDL (Web Service Description Language). UDDI, or Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration, is a specification for a distributed registry of web services. It’s not tied to a specific programming language. Instead, UDDI defines an XML-based registry schema and a set of SOAP-based protocols for publishing and discovering information … Read more
The requirement for accessing web services from any application is that should support XML-based request and response. Hence there is no need to install any app for accessing web services. To access a web service, you typically need: Internet Connection: A stable internet connection is necessary to communicate with the web service’s server. Access Credentials: … Read more
The BEEP stands for Blocks Extensible Exchange Protocol. BEEP is an alternative to HTTP and FTP. BEEP is determined as building new protocols for the variety of applications such as instant messaging, network management, file transfer. It is termed as new Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) which is layered directly over TCP. Some of the … Read more