Web Services White Papers
Architectural Manifesto: The Future of Mobile Web Services - New Technologies and Business Models for Web Services Development
Overview The Web services model has been around for awhile, but developers and companies are only just starting to figure out how to leverage it. Companies like Flickr and Google have made fast progress with public services that challenge developers to innovate, all to the company's benefit. Private services work on a different model but offer equally compelling benefits. Packaging server-based enterprise applications as Web services enables users to access data and functions in ways not imaginable when the applications were first developed. This is good news for everyone, but especially for mobile developers.
| Publisher | IBM | File Format | HTML |
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| Date Published | August 2006 | ||
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