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Apache Synapse offers a wide range of connectivity, including HTTP/S, JMS, (S)FTP, SOAP, WS-ReliableMessaging and WS-Security. The project has been designed to allow administrators to support advanced functionality such as load-balancing, throttling, and failover without writing code. The new Apache Synapse 1.1 release includes many enhancements based on feedback from users, including * Apache VFS based file transport - supports File System, FTP, SFTP, JAR, ZIP, TAR, GZIP, Mime * Scheduled Task support makes it simple to run repetitive tasks * XQuery mediator - simplifies XML transformation with the XQuery standard * POJO Command mediator - allows the creation of message-independent mediation logic * DB Report and DB Lookup mediators - support message augmentation and database logging * Cache and Throttle mediators/enhancements - improve performance and manage load on existing services * Split/Clone/Aggregate mediators - support batch processing of large messages * Improved logging and tracing support With asynchronous support for HTTP and HTTPS, Apache Synapse has very high scalability under load, supporting thousands of concurrent connections even with limited threads. Combined with streaming XML support, Apache Synapse has class-leading performance results. The Apache Synapse code and binaries are available from the website at http://ws.apache.org/synapse

eader for the actual authentication credentials, and recreates the steps Bob took in order to verify that Bob knows his passwor

using the basic Web formats and protocols such as HTTP, XML, REST, and JSON as the "Unix Pipe of the Web" -- to quote a colorful phrase of Ray Ozzie's -- as the fundamental glue between systems

Réflexion sur le Web2. Avec plein de liens vers des outils et du code existants. Les bonnes pratiques pour coder sur le Web Le secret, c'est d'adopter une approche "progressive enhancement" [ndlr amélioration progressive], comme l'appelle Jeremy Keith, en gros, du bottom-up [ndlr de bas en haut] : on commence par une page XHTML Strict sémantique sans aucun style, histoire d'assurer un bon contenu et une bonne accessibilité sans CSS, ou avec des lecteurs d'écran, etc. On ajoute les styles correctement. On gère toute l'interaction client/serveur sans aucun AJAX. On ajoute le JS en "unobstrusive" [ndlr non obstrusif]... Et enfin, on redirige les envois GET/POST usuels vers de l'AJAX quand c'est pertinent, toujours en "unobstrusive". Mon bouquin parle longuement de toutes ces pratiques, dans les chapitres idoines (2 pour JS, 3 pour les événements et le DOM, 6/7 pour AJAX, les effets visuels, le glisser/déplacer, l'ergonomie, etc)..

The wfw namespace, http://wellformedweb.org/CommentAPI/ contains multiple elements. See also http://wellformedweb.org/news/35

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Libwww is a highly modular, general-purpose client side Web API written in C for Unix and Windows (Win32). It's well suited for both small and large applications, like browser/editors, robots, batch tools, etc. Pluggable modules provided with libwww include complete HTTP/1.1 (with caching, pipelining, PUT, POST, Digest Authentication, deflate, etc), MySQL logging, FTP, HTML/4, XML (expat), RDF (SiRPAC), WebDAV, and much more. The purpose of libwww is to serve as a testbed for protocol experiments.

"But wait, there's more. In both HTTP and XML, the encoding declaration is optional. So now we run into cases where the XML file declares an encoding but the HTTP headers do not or vice-versa".

"insanely complicated"

This site will be a clearing house for ideas, tips, techniques and code, rooted in working examples and real-world experience in implementing the Well-Formed Web.

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~Pete Freitag Tools

Pete specializes in the HTTP, and SMTP protocols, web services, xml, java, and coldfusion.

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A very interesting synthesis about the new generation web application, relying about HTML/CSS, Javascript/DOM, and XML/HTTP. AJAX stands for "Asynchronous JavaScript and XML"