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Is it starting from WSDL or from coding?
I believe what you are asking is what is better: bottom up (coding first) vs top down (wsdl first).
There are many, many articles on the topic, so you can do a quick google search. This looks like a good article I found by searching.
It is depends on requirement and feasibilty.But mostly in case of service provider,first we write the code then generate the wsdl and publish it..When consumer wants to consumes the service then ,they generate the client code from wsdl and invoke the services....That how most application works......
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I have 2 processes running on 2 different machines.
What is the best way to communicate between those to send instructions WITHOUT using any username/password?
Language : C++
There are many solutions with different pros and cons. Try googling for it.
Since you've not given any other requirements, the simplest way is via socket programming. Check out this https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/socket-programming-cc/ for some basic knowledge and http://www.cs.rpi.edu/~moorthy/Courses/os98/Pgms/socket.html for examples.
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I personally can't think of one, but I sincerely want to hear from anyone who thinks Adobe ColdFusion is still worth the money.
Yes. ColdFusion is a currently actively supported product, and Railo - currently - is not.
However the Lucee fork of Railo is seeing active support at the moment, so you should probably at the very least migrate to Lucee.
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I am have brought a Development board AX22001. I want to write an TCP app server/client.
But I don't really know, where to write app and how to program it over.
Do anyone in here have got any experience with AX22001?
I hope you guys can help, I did try to write to AX22001 support but they are too slow answering my questions.
You know, there's a fairly comprehensive amount of information, demo code, manuals, APIs, and references on their website: http://www.asix.com.tw/products.php?op=pItemdetail&PItemID=106;72;104. My suggestion would be to start reading through it!
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What's the best and most elegant way to represent a web service interface using a UML class diagram?
Well it is just a diagram to help pass a point so whatever is clear. One option is to use stereotypes put "contract" on the interface and put "web service" on the class.
I would use a Sequence Diagram not a Class Diagram.
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In my c++ application, I want to get the HTTP messages such like GET/200OK, and then parse them in to my own struct. How can I get them from the networking card in the run time?
You can try using libucyrl mentioned in this answer.
Also you can write your own TCP client/server application and read the data from sockets, then parse it the way you want it. In this case is better to familiarize first with the HTTP protocol.
I think some tutorials might be useful too, so here are a couple of links:
http://www.freeos.com/articles/4121/
http://www.jmarshall.com/easy/http/