Need of Web Services Development in Java

In Java programming, a Web service is a software system identified by a URL, whose public interfaces and bindings are defined and described using XML. These systems may then interact with the Web service in a manner prescribed by its definition, using XML based messages conveyed by internet protocols.

The community of Java programmers, engineers, architects, and developers represent a merging of at least all the major sources of inspiration, with various ideas taken from other sources as well. Several streams of thought and practice have converged to produce an amalgam of what we think of as "Web services", including:
> "Distributed Objects" or "Application Integration" -- exchange of programming objects or invocation of software functions over a network.
> The World Wide Web itself - accessing human readable documents and posting requests for information, products, or services via the HTTP protocol.

The excitement over Web services is based largely on the potential for a combination of XML, the Web, the SOAP and to-be-defined protocol stacks during the Java projects development architecture design.

At SPEC INDIA, we have already developed one classic intranet portal using the Liferay platform. Feel free to discuss if you have any requirements pertaining to the same. Our email id is lead@spec-india.com, we will be happy to assist you.’

Happy Java programming !