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One of the great promises of the Web services architecture is how it enables companies to build their own standard application programming interfaces (APIs) for everyone (and everything) that must ...

iTKO, Inc., a provider of complete testing solutions for SOA (Service-Oriented Architecture) software, today announced it has released LISA WS-Testing, a fully functional Web services testing solution ...

WebInject is a super-lightweight testing tool that can automate the testing of both Web services and Web applications. In fact, WebInject’s ability to test XML/SOAP Web services appears to be a recent ...

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Web applications have a solid and growing presence in enterprise-level businesses. Benefits of Web-based apps include a lower cost of ownership due to central deployment and maintenance, as well as ...

SOAP is the currency of the SOA marketplace – for now, anyway. Though SOAP’s significance may diminish as Web services evolve, its importance for the time being is unquestionable. Therefore, a ...

The browser is ubiquitous, contentious, and the one app that everybody uses on every kind of hardware imaginable. Here's how we gauge performance. Senior writer Seth Rosenblatt covered Google and ...

Microsoft is considering whether to participate in a Web services standards effort called the Web Services Test Forum, which is backed by IBM, Oracle and others, but the software giant has indicated ...

Test Web Applications Theoretically, you write all the tests for all of your services (with passing results) before you test the application proper. So, you might wonder: Why do you need to test that ...