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Ruby on Rails freelancer - Witold Rugowski aka NetManiac
NetManiacWitold Rugowski on web20 wave with Ruby on Rails Home About How to? Wallpapers YAFM wsdl2ruby and failing SSL certificate validation Posted on January 21, 2011 - Filed Under Uncategorized If you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. You can also get updates by email Thanks for visiting!When You are about to use Ruby to connect to some SOAP-like API You will probably use SOAP4r gem. First step would be to generate client code from WSDL provided by API. If it is served
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Suzanne's Biography - suzann.com
This personal site has information and fun stuff about television, music, soap operas, computers, catalog shopping, holidays, and much more
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dankulp.com/blog
Dan Kulp's Blog
Home Dan Kulp's Blog Dan's random thoughts on the world Talend joins the JCP June 22nd, 2011 No Comments One of the important differentiators between Apache CXF and some of it?s competitors has been it?s support for standards, both ?on the wire? standards like SOAP and API standards like JAX-WS and JAX-RS. When Apache resigned from the JCP last year, there was a lot of concern about whether CXF would be able to continue to be involved with the defining and
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SOA Tips ?n? Tricks Joins Twitter « SOA Tips ?n? Tricks
SOA Tips ?n? Tricks Tips ?n? Tricks from the world of IBM WebSphere SOA Products Search: HomeAbout Posts Comments WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus Process Server Integration Developer Application Server Message Broker Service Registry and Repository SOA Meta SOAP/HTTP ? Solution Diagram Not Working in WID 6.2? Specifying Transitions for WSRR Promotion ? SOA Tips ?n? Tricks Joins Twitter January 26, 2009 by andrewferrier 1 Comment I
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Dan Theurer
Dan Theurer Web services, technology and random thoughts! Yahoo! Mail goes API March 28th, 2007 Have you always wanted to write your own Yahoo! Mail client? Now you can! Just weeks after the launch of Yahoo! Pipes, Yahoo! launches another big developer product. Mail has opened up their backend, which powers both the Mail beta and the Frontpage module. The service supports SOAP and JSON-RPC, which supports all kinds of languages. On the Developer Network site you can find code samples for