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Comments by aarti369 (Top 6 by date)
aarti369
6-Nov-10 16:35pm
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Thanks Abhinav,
I am also wandering how videos are stored in a database.
aarti369
14-Aug-10 20:05pm
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Thanks for your quick reply.
I am trying to create a web service wrapper for some executable.
And till now, I just came to know that I need to create an API communicating with .exe. Do you think this is the right way? If no, then can you tell me how can I write a web service wrapper for any executable.
aarti369
11-Aug-10 21:40pm
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Orif I have a ready made executable, how can I put it on web services?
aarti369
11-Aug-10 21:34pm
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If yes, how can I do that?
aarti369
8-Aug-10 16:20pm
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ok Abhinav, here is a little bit confusion. I beg your pardon for that. Forget about me having a webservice part.
I have some executables installed for some (WRF) application on linux server and so my main task is to create a web service wrapper for each .exe file that constitutes this application. so where can I find a sample source code to create a webservice wrapper for any plceholder executable file?
aarti369
6-Aug-10 17:33pm
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At very high level, the function of a web service wrapper is to listen for SOAP calls and then call the application with the appropriate input XML. I found this information at http://www.devx.com/enterprise/Article/27882
I have a web service on a Linux server, and executable for all applications in that so how can I wrap them? or how can I create a web service wrapper?
I found lots of theoretical information about a web service wrapper but couldn't find a sample source code for any of it.
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