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Web services consist of a set of messaging protocols and programming standards that expose business functions over the Internet using open standards. JDeveloper provides powerful tools that help you use web services in your applications.
| Topic Title | Topic Description |
|---|---|
| About JDeveloper and Web Services | This topic provides an introduction to web services in JDeveloper |
| Getting Started with Web Services | Contains information about web services standards, types of web service, and how to configure JDeveloper to work with web services. |
| Web Services Essentials | Contains information about web services standards, types of web service, and how to configure JDeveloper to work with web services. |
| Using Existing Web Services in Applications | Describes how to locate an existing web service, and create proxies to it in order to incorporate it into your application. |
| Creating, Testing and Deploying Web Services | Contains information on how to create and deploy different types of web service using JDeveloper's powerful wizards |
| Monitoring and Analyzing Web Services | You can analyze web services in a number of ways, for example to check whether they conform to WS-I Basic Profile 1.1, or to investigate the contents of SOAP packets using the Http Analyzer. |
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