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How to implement the SOAP technology - ...ed with a generic tool (like NuSOAP or Pear:SOAP) or with an application-specific class or module. Manual generation is covered here (a good understan...
REST API vs SOAP API technology - ...eater flexibility by adding namespace support. Providing APIs of both types may sound like an attractive option, but keep in mind that it will double ...
Advantages and Disadvantages of SSL ~ API related - ...>Advantages:
Encryption — Both request and response bodies are protected from intermediate prying eyes.
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How SOAP Works - ...Body — Possibly defining additional namespaces.
Desired Action — How the desired action is represented will depen...
Why Do You Need to Produce Feeds - ... every few minutes and presents them to the user (usually organized in a user-configurable manner). The standard and predictable format makes this a m...
How REST Works - ...
Endpoint URL — The full address for the desired script. A REST service might have only a single script that handles all request type...
How to implement the REST technology - ...t, but does involve the most coding. Second, you can use one of PHP's built-in request functions such as file_get_contents() or file()/fopen(), fread(...
Important Considerations When Using Feeds - ...by the attacker, and your legal department is fielding not-so-nice phone calls regarding the current content of your homepage. Also consider how often...
Advantages and Disadvantages of Client Side Certificates - ...also has the most strenuous requirements on both sides: not all modules (say, NuSOAP) can handle client-side certificates.
Advantages:...
What are Feeds ~ RSS and ATOM Feed Specifications - ...uch as Yahoo! produce web feeds.
Software that downloads and uses feeds is said to consume or aggregate feeds.
Sites such ...
Introduction to Web APIs ~ REST vs SOAP - ...contain a lot of additional information, which can really add up.
Transparency — With REST requests (even when completed ov...
Common API Performance Techniques - ...stead make exactly the same request time and time again). Designing your API with performance in mind can help keep the server fast even when many req...
Developing a Datafeed Strategy - ... So, have yourself a datafeed party and see how many new marketplaces you can find to sell your [items] with little additional effort.
Sinc...
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Developing a Datafeed Strategy (03/21/2007)
... Procedure When holding your datafeed party, here are some steps you need to take: 1...
... Procedure When holding your datafeed party, here are some steps you need to take: 1...
Common API Performance Techniques (09/05/2006)
... Caching Data Often both websites and APIs request data from the database each and every time a request is made, even though the data used to populate the response changes rarely...
... Caching Data Often both websites and APIs request data from the database each and every time a request is made, even though the data used to populate the response changes rarely...
Introduction to Web APIs ~ REST vs SOAP (08/30/2006)
... Amazon, for example (offering both REST and SOAP interfaces), has 85 percent of its requests occur over REST...
... Amazon, for example (offering both REST and SOAP interfaces), has 85 percent of its requests occur over REST...
What are Feeds ~ RSS and ATOM Feed Specifications (08/27/2006)
... It was originally developed by Netscape to give content providers an easy way to have their information plugged into their My Netscape portal (a user-configurable homepage that contains news sources selected by the user)...
... It was originally developed by Netscape to give content providers an easy way to have their information plugged into their My Netscape portal (a user-configurable homepage that contains news sources selected by the user)...
Important Considerations When Using Feeds (08/22/2006)
... Without any filtering on your site, an attacker could place JavaScript code into a feed you consume, which would then be presented to your users...
... Without any filtering on your site, an attacker could place JavaScript code into a feed you consume, which would then be presented to your users...
Advantages and Disadvantages of Client Side Certificates (08/22/2006)
... Client-side certificates are as good as it gets in terms of API security; both the server and client are assured of the other's identity...
... Client-side certificates are as good as it gets in terms of API security; both the server and client are assured of the other's identity...
How to implement the REST technology (08/18/2006)
... Conceptually the function that will generate the request is pretty basic...
... Conceptually the function that will generate the request is pretty basic...
How REST Works (08/15/2006)
... Parameters — Several parameters will need to be included with the request to provide the requested action with some context (for example, the desired action might be a search; the parameters might be a type, and the keywords values of book and style)...
... Parameters — Several parameters will need to be included with the request to provide the requested action with some context (for example, the desired action might be a search; the parameters might be a type, and the keywords values of book and style)...
How SOAP Works (08/12/2006)
...0" encoding=" UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <SOAP-ENV:Envelope xmlns:SOAP-ENV="http://schemas...
...0" encoding=" UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <SOAP-ENV:Envelope xmlns:SOAP-ENV="http://schemas...
Advantages and Disadvantages of SSL ~ API related (07/30/2006)
... No client identification — Using an SSL Additional client-side requirements — Handling SSL from the client side isn't always trivial, and languages may require additional extensions installed (which may or may not be available in a shared host environment)...
... No client identification — Using an SSL Additional client-side requirements — Handling SSL from the client side isn't always trivial, and languages may require additional extensions installed (which may or may not be available in a shared host environment)...
REST API vs SOAP API technology (07/27/2006)
... I would generally suggest the latter; it's inline with the specification and it allows you to make changes later without affecting the external interfaces developers use...
... I would generally suggest the latter; it's inline with the specification and it allows you to make changes later without affecting the external interfaces developers use...
How to implement the SOAP technology (07/25/2006)
... Manual Generation Generating SOAP requests manually isn't too different from generating REST requests...
... Manual Generation Generating SOAP requests manually isn't too different from generating REST requests...
Advantages and Disadvantages of Open API (07/22/2006)
... No encryption — All requests and responses are visible to anyone between the requesting server and the API server...
... No encryption — All requests and responses are visible to anyone between the requesting server and the API server...
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