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Do you need an easy way to expose your [[Visual DataFlex]] code to another system? | Do you need an easy way to expose your [[Visual DataFlex]] code to another system? | ||
Then create a [[Web Service]] , that exposes your functionality. | Then create a [[Web Service]] , that exposes your functionality. | ||
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[[Category:Web Services]] | [[Category:Web Services]] | ||
[[Category:System Integration]] | [[Category:System Integration]] | ||
Revision as of 20:50, 21 November 2007
Service oriented architecture
Service oriented architectures allow for easy system integration. Today , when we talk about Service oriented architectures , then we typically talk about systems that allow for integration using Web Services using SOAP and WSDL - but other scenarios also apply .
Using it from Visual DataFlex
Do you need an easy way to expose your Visual DataFlex code to another system? Then create a Web Service , that exposes your functionality.
