I'm new in symbian mobile applications. I'm developing webservices related application in this webservices using .net webservices (ksoap). How can connect webservices in j2me midlet application in symbian mobile.
You can download KSoap jar file from here. Look at the following articles for your reference.
Access Web services from wireless devices
Mobile Web Services with kSOAP
Look at this discussion, Ksoap / j2me / .Net Web Service.
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Can someone please distinguish among websphere, web services, weblogic?
WMB,IIB : Websphere
AWS : Webservices
I have few Oracle application where java web services runs.
Please help me with this.
WebSphere - Stands for IBM WebSphere Application Server (WAS), which provides a runtime for Java Enterprise Edition applications.
WebLogic - Short for Oracle WebLogic Server, which is again a Java EE application server developed by Oracle.
Web Service - A standardized form of communication between multiple applications and systems, which uses open standards such as XML & SOAP.
For more information, see the following links:
WebSphere Application Server v9 at IBM Knowledge Center
Oracle WebLogic Server 12.2.1.2.0 Documentation
Web Services Tutorial at Tutorialspoint
i am developing mobile application for one of my web app. After long search on google i found cordova to be the best for cross platform mobile app development. I am developing cordova based front end with ionic framework. I want to know which web service is the best one to communicate between mobile app & server. I am familier with REST for webapp but have no idea for mobile.
Note: My database is on server & i am communicating through web services only so no local database resides on mobile.
Thanks in advance for quick response.
Well angularJS with PHP & JSON object combination would be the best combination for the web services to develop for cordova application. Angular js used for cordova is the best to put at web service level too with PHP.
I found my answer after long search....:-)
I'm using xamarin to develop an android APP and need to consume a webservice provided by others.I can consume the web service successfully in a ASP.NET application but in a mono for android app I always got a exception showed "NameResolutionFailure"...
I'm a beginer in mono for android, the following is the steps I try to consume a web service in a android app
Step 1: Add web reference:
Step 2: Consume the web service(http://www.citysupermarket.com.cn/MobileAppService.asmx)
AppService.MobileAppService service=new ServiceTest.AppService.MobileAppService();
service.CreateUser("test#gmail.com","123","victor");
I got a exception like this
Can anyone provide some suggetion about this or show me some guides about how to comsue a SOAP web service in a mono for android APP?
I really get stucked!
NameResolution Failure means that
http://www.citysupermarket.com.cn/MobileAppService.asmx \
can't be reached, Can you access the url at All ?
Regarding:
How to consume a web service using mono for android
I'll say this DOC is quite clear
docs.xamarin.com/guides/cross-platform/application_fundamentals/introduction_to_web_services
I would like my Qt app to expose a service to another app written in .Net using WCF.
Is there any support in Qt for implementing WCF services?
AFAIK there is no 'native' Qt support for WCF or extensions; however as you know WCF can consume and expose a web service (in addition to a WCF or remoting service, etc.) All you need to do is expose it as a Web Service for the other .NET app to consume.
But that brings up an interesting aspect; usually you would write a windows service (I presume you are on Windows) which is exposed as a Web service rather than one via Qt. Qt is not ideal as it is a GUI framework (and a very good one); you will get into a few interesting situations as discussed here. It is usually easier to consume a web service with Qt as shown in this example.
Do you have the option to expose your service using some other stack such as ASP.NET or WCF or Java?
Many tools are available for web service designing, programming and testing, commercial and free. But what is available in the area of documentation? Are there tools which can parse a WSDL and then generate a 'human-readable' documentation in HTML (or PDF)?
There is Enunciate:
Enunciate is an engine for enhancing your Java Web service API. It's
simple: you develop your Web service API using standard Java
technologies and attach Enunciate to your build process.
Use cases:
Development of a microservice architecture, where documentation is updated (including fully-up-to-date client libraries) as part of the build process.
Mobile application development where the Web service API is invoked via Enunciate-generated iOS, Android, and C# libraries.