I am trying to convert a JSON string to a SOAP web service.
The scenario is: I have a web service in java requesting information from a pl/sql. So everytime the java web service requests something from the pl/sql server the data come as JSON.
Before i start to try to develop a SOAP webservice from the scratch i decided to ask here if exist any simple way to convert the JSON to a SOAP.
Best regards,
I know of a simple way, but it's not free. There is a product on the market from a company called Layer 7 that handles all sorts of conversions like this. Again, this is not a cheap solution, but it is very good at it. With any luck, you'll find a more open source way, but I don't know of any of those.
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I know this kind of question is ask in many different ways, and I know that's annoying for answering so much same question, but as I google it, search in Stackoverflow I can't really find a nice answer, the answer I'm asking is based on views like easy for answering API request (which is in JSON format) and in the view of I'm designing Node.js APP
So here is my case
I'm building my own Node.js application somehow like a CMS or blogging platform so imagine I need a place to store all my posts data where should I store in a MySQL database or External JSON file it's quite confusing I personally prefer JSON since it's nice looking (?) but it's quite hard to use fs.writefile and fs.readfilesync to update data in the external JSON, but I don't know how to make an API that will give the post data by MySQL database since the API is in the JSON format
If I have any misunderstood please tell me
if you want to store data in json then go form nosql database like mongodb. Postgresql latest versions also supports JSON data types.
Maybe what you need is ORM module, for example sequelize
It works with MySQL/Postgres, and offers you APIs like MongoDB.
I know this sounds crazy, but I had a thought and I was willing to try it out. I use GitLab pages for all my online projects, but a lot of them are ASP.NET MVC, which is an issue as I don't think you can run ASP.NET MVC sites on GitLab pages. I then thought, what if I make a site using something like angular or node.js, and have a central API for all my web projects? I thought that was a great idea, until I realized I couldn't use a database either. I guess what I'm asking is, would it be possible to create a REST API that uses JSON files for storage and node.js as the request pages, to create an API without a database?
Of course.
If you think about a database from the perspective of your application code, it is basically just a place to store and retrieve data.
Imagine the database library you are using has two simple methods, store and retrieve. In your application code, you could write db.store('here is the item') and the later on, db.retrieve().
However, those store and retrieve methods could be implemented in many different ways to provide the same effective behavior from the perspective of your application. Some examples:
Send/query the data to/from an external data store, such as PostgreSQL
Write it to a file on disk and read it back later
Store the data in memory
Make HTTP requests to an external system to store the data
Some of these options will be more or less appropriate depending on your exact requirements, however, the general idea is that given a database API, you could implement the exact same method signatures with a completely different approach.
I am having problems trying to get WF4 to call JSON services. I wanted to know if anyone has used any other types of JSON based workflow engines that are either free or open source, and have a good designer.
What do you want to do? Do you want an activity to call a specific service that returns a json object? If so, than you just need to create a custom activity which calls this service with http client for instance.
Have a look at Workflow Engine. Though the engine itself uses XML, I'm sure it won't be a bother implementing a converter. And it does have a visual HTML5-based designer.
i would like to ask this for my second project of web apps, we were told to design and create javascript app that gets the information from a pre-defined database, and allows to add more data to it, modify it, erase any register, and search. That's pretty easy, but the thing is that our teacher asked that in the moment the browser makes the query to the server and this access the database, the server should return the response in form of a JSON.
I do not know how this is done, thats why i'm asking for a bit of assistance, since i always saw JSONs like libraries that can be add to a Javascript app.
You should pick a technology for creating a web accessible server api.
One common one in the .Net world is WEB API. You can also look into NodeJs (maybe using Express).
Json is really just a data format. It serves the same role as xml, but using a different notation.
Some frameworks like Asp.net Web API do content negotiation and returns data in the format requested in the http header (content type). Other solutions might require you to manually serialize the return data into JSON.
Link http://www.asp.net/web-api
I'm developing an app that displays a list of products that are in stock from various electronics websites. I have two methods in mind for accomplishing this task.
Create a C# application that parses the html from the various websites and updates a SQL table, use a php script to get data from the SQL
table, display it in JSON format, and parse the JSON with the iPhone
Use the iPhone to parse html from each website, eliminating the need for a server and SQL database
I don't know all the pros and cons for each method, but I do know that hosting a web server with a SQL database costs money. However, using the iPhone to parse html from over 40 websites could be very slow, and use a lot of data.
Which one is the best method for creating an app like this? Am I even on the right track?
Thanks,
Miles
I would prefer the web service approach in which I would parse it on my own server and then serve a JSON representation to iPhone.
Why?
Because when something changes on the html you won't need to wait for Apple to confirm your app change, and user will not need to update his app.
Your First Option is much prefered with little change. You Don't Need C# TO parse the HTML as PHP has all options you need. IT can save data in Database and similary can output in your desired format.
As per the Cost, using Iphone may cost you more with data usage(Operator service Charges) as compare to web server hosting with PHP & mysql. Further you can have already optimised facilities of HTML parsing in own server with tendency to meet all complexities served on WEB.