XWebServices, Inc. Adds 2 More Web Services to its Portfolio
2006-01-17 14:42:00
XWebServices, Inc. announced today the official launch of 2 XML SOAP based Content Management Web Services: XWebSurvey, a Web Service providing integration and management of Surveys (Polls) to client application and XWebForum, a Web Service providing integration and management of an Online Forum (Message Boards) to client applications. The company also announced that it will soon release new versions of all Web Services in its portfolio featuring and enforcing security using the WS-Security standard.
The XWebSurvey Web Service provides data storage and data access layer functionality for storing and retrieving surveys (polls). The XWebForum Web Service provides data storage and data access layer functionality for storing and retrieving forum topics and replies. The Web Services greatly reduce application hosting fees, eliminate the cost of maintaining a database, while providing all the necessary survey and online forum API functionality for a low, flat, monthly fee through a well-established, well-adopted standard of exchanging information - Web Services.
Make the XWebSurvey and XWebForum Web Services part of your Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) web Content Management system (Web CMS) today!
Some of the features include:
- Hosted & Managed Data Storage - no need to lease/own a data storage solution of any kind; dynamic data without the need for a Database Engineer.
- Language Independent - data retrieval SOAP Methods return an XML string, data manipulation SOAP Methods accept an XML string as a parameter; parameters for all the SOAP Methods are either integer or string.
- Administrative Functionality Provided - as with all Web Services offered on the XWebServices.com portal, an online administrative tool is provided free of charge with registration. The administrative tool for the XWebSurvey Web Service provides all data manipulation functionality required to add, update and delete Forum Topics and Replies / Messages using a WYSIWYG editor with word processor-like formatting features. The administrative tool for the XWebForum Web Service provides all data manipulation functionality required to add, update and delete Forum Messages (Topics or Replies) using a WYSIWYG editor with word processor-like formatting features.
The XWebSurvey and XWebForum Web Services feature a 30 day free trial period. XWebServices, Inc. offers the following 2 subscription options after the initial 30 day free trial period for each Web Service.
The company also announced today that it will soon release new versions of all Web Services in its portfolio featuring and enforcing security using the WS-Security standard.
"Due to lack of standards two years ago we decided to enforce authentication and authorization across our Web Services using a combination of SOAP Headers and SSL. Now that WS-Security has basically become the de facto standard in securing Web Services and tools such as Visual Studio.NET have added built in support, our customers are asking us to provide this added layer of security" said Mr. Cristian Sturek, the Founder and Principal SOA Architect of XWebServices, Inc.
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