How To Call a StrikeIron Marketplace Web Service Using REST
Learn how to use REST to invoke a Web service, without the abstraction of a more sophisticated protocol such as SOAP.
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StrikeIron, Inc.
Executive summary:
StrikeIron is the leader in the commercialization of Web Services, providing the world's largest library of externally available plug-and-play Web services. Built on top of a sophisticated, yet easy-to-use Web Services Commerce Platform, the Marketplace serves as a place for providers and consumers of XML-based Web services to publish, subscribe to, and build applications and Web sites using a diverse set of Web services.Company profile:
Enabling a business model for the Programmable Web, the core technology provides self-service publishing and consumption of Web services, micro-transactions and usage-based billing, software infrastructure, multiple productivity tools, seamless integration for both individual customers and software technology partners, and a consistency of usage from multiple Web services across multiple vendors. The Aurora Funds, Inc. and NC IDEA provided funding for StrikeIron after recognizing the significant opportunity to invest in a technology firm leading innovation of the Programmable Web and Web 2.0. For more information, visit www.strikeiron.com .
StrikeIron, Inc.
Products:
StrikeIron Super Data Pack
Start working with Web services and live data instantly! The Super Data Pack brings together dozens of Web services into one easy-to-use “Super” Web service. With the Super Data Pack, developers and end-users can leverage multiple data sources for use within a diverse set of rich applications at no cost or with no commitment.
The StrikeIron Web Services Marketplace
Online services and tools that make it easier to work with Web services
StrikeIron Marketplace API
Developers can start making money instantly by integrating their applications with multiple Web services from the StrikeIron Marketplace to be seamlessly integrated on-the-fly without ever having to leave their application.
OnDemand Web Services for Microsoft® Excel
StrikeIron OnDemand Web Services for Microsoft® Excel is the first, simple, easy-to-use, drag-and-drop integration of Web services directly into Microsoft Excel spreadsheets
Web Services Analyzer for Windows
StrikeIron’s Web Services Analyzer for Windows allows anyone to quickly and easily discover, understand and utilize any XML-based Web service with a click of the mouse.
StrikeIron, Inc.
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