16 articles tagged SOAP.
Sometime around 2012, I published a similar list (up to the point of APIs). I recently put the same list in another post. I thought having this as its own post would be useful, or, at least, amusing.
Read article: Begotten & Forgotten Distributed Service TechnologiesThe following blog posts discuss SAML2 use cases that have been explored in this series:
Read article: SAML2 Use CasesThis post wraps our look at SAML v2.0 Use Cases. The first four use cases are described in “SAML v2.0 vs JWT: SAML2 Web Application SSO Use Cases” and “SAML v2.0 vs. JWT: SAML2 with SOAP Web Services and REST APIs”. The full list of SAML2 vs JWT-related blog posts can be found here.
Read article: SAML v2.0 vs. JWT: SAML2 Single LogoutThis post continues our look at SAML v2.0 Use Cases. The first two use cases are described in “SAML v2.0 vs JWT: SAML2 Web Application SSO Use Cases”. The full list of SAML2 vs JWT-related blog posts can be found here.
Read article: SAML v2.0 vs. JWT: SAML2 with SOAP Web Services and REST APIsThis post was originally published as “What are APIs? (The Technology Perspective)” on the Levvel Blog.
Read article: What are APIs? (The Technology Perspective)This post continues exploring the use of XML Digital Signature; this time we look at WS-Security Integrity (use of XML Digital Signatures with WS-Security). Our examples show a digital signature and a timestamp in a WS-Security <Security> SOAP Header.
Read article: WS-Security Integrity (XML Digital Signature)The primary administration automation mechanism on IBM WebSphere DataPower appliances is the XML Management Interface. The XMI interface allows one to make SOMA (SOAP Configuration Management, assuming SOMA = SOap MAnagement) calls to perform various administration tasks. How to perform these…
Read article: Datapower SOMA CallsIn a previous blog post, I listed a number of SOA Specs and Security Specs that I thought were important to be familiar with when working with DataPower and other SOA technologies. In this post, I made a quick (and dirty) Visio diagram that I tend to draw up on a whiteboard when I’m at a new client…
Read article: SOA Specs VisualizedIn the last post, we saw how an XML Firewall in loopback mode could be used to return a valid SOAP response to a service message. The stylesheet used simply returned a static SOAP response that was independent of the input parameters. The stylesheet returns a response containing the sum of two…
Read article: Some Simple Updates To A DataPower XSLT stylesheet.It is often the case that a DataPower developer will have work to do, but does not yet have a backend Service Provider to point the DataPower service at. In general, anything beyond trivial examples will need to point at something that returns a valid response. In order to satisfy this requirement,…
Read article: SOAP Web Service Mockup tutorial on DataPower
