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The portable Universal Plug and Play (UPnP) SDK provides support for building UPnP-compliant control points, devices, and bridges on several operating systems. The main repository is at GitHub in https://github.com/pupnp/pupnp. This is just a clone repository for legacy reasons. Old SourceForge repo: git://pupnp.git.sourceforge.net/gitroot/pupnp/pupnp
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Soap
A SOAP client and server for node.js
A SOAP client and server for node.js. This module lets you connect to web services using SOAP. It also provides a server that allows you to run your own SOAP services. Very simple API Handles both RPC and Document schema types. Supports multiRef SOAP messages. Support for both synchronous and asynchronous method handlers. WS-Security UsernameToken Profile 1.0. Supports Express-based web server (body parser middleware can be used) The so called one-way (or asynchronous) calls occur when an operation is called with no output defined in WSDL. The server sends a response (defaults to status code 200 with no body) to the client disregarding the result of the operation. -
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WSDL to Go
WSDL2Go code generation as well as its SOAP proxy
Generates Go code from a WSDL file. Generate idiomatic Go code as much as possible. Support only Document/Literal wrapped services, which are WS-I compliant. Supports XML, Schema 1.0, SOAP 1.1. Resolve external XML Schemas. Support external and local WSDL. -
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Zeep
A Python SOAP client
A fast and modern Python SOAP client. Compatible with Python 3.7, 3.8, 3.9, 3.10, 3.11, and PyPy. Build on top of lxml and requests. Support for Soap 1.1, Soap 1.2 and HTTP bindings. Support for WS-Addressing headers. Support for WSSE (UserNameToken / x.509 signing) Support for asyncio via httpx. Experimental support for XOP messages. Zeep inspects the WSDL document and generates the corresponding code to use the services and types in the document. This provides an easy-to-use programmatic interface to a SOAP server. Parsing the XML documents is done by using the lxml library. This is the most performant and compliant Python XML library currently available. This results in major speed benefits when processing large SOAP responses. The SOAP specifications are unfortunately really vague and leave a lot of things open for interpretation. -
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JMEDS (Java Multi Edition DPWS Stack)
JMEDS is a lightweight, modular extendable Java Framework for DPWS.
JMEDS is a lightweight, modular and extendable software framework for using the "Devices Profile for Web-Services (DPWS)" in Java based environments. It runs on Java CLDC (e.g. on embedded devices), CDC, Android and SE platforms. 12.02.2014 v2.0.0 beta 10 fixed the EXI release and included schema files for EXI's schema informed mode, multiple other bug fixes 25.09.2013 Bugfix release of JMEDS Framework: v2.0.0 beta 9a 30.08.2013 v2.0.0 beta 9 New version of JMEDS Framework We are doing our best to answer all questions from you and fix the bugs that are found as fast as we can! So don't hesitate to ask questions or report unexpected behaviour/bugs that you might find. DPWS Explorer released on http://ws4d.e-technik.uni-rostock.de/dpws-explorer/ -
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Jitterbit is an open source integration tool that delivers a quick and simple way to design, configure, test, and deploy integration solutions. It supports many document types and protocols: XML, web services, database, LDAP, text, FTP, HTTP(S), file
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Laravel SOAP Client
Laravel Soap Client
This package provides an expressive, minimal API around the Soap Client from Phpro, allowing you to quickly make outgoing SOAP requests to communicate with other web applications. It is using HTTPplug as a handler with Guzzle as client. Some code is based/copied on/from Laravel HTTP wrapper. -
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Package Generator
Generates a PHP SDK based on a WSDL, simple and powerful, WSDL to PHP
Package Generator generates a PHP SDK from any WSDL so you can easily consume any SOAP Web Service without wondering how SOAP is used under the hood. Package Generator provides many options to generate your package even if a few are required. This project has been tested with many WSDL and is currently used on the platform Providr.IO. Package Generator generates files that are detailed in the MANIFEST. You are encouraged to read it to understand how and why the files are generated in addition to the way the generated classes are supposed to be used. Use a professional approach to manage your project around the SOAP Web Services you need to consume. If you really don't know how to use the generator, get your generated package in less than 5 minutes, just fill and click. Using the most commonly used languages and tools, you'll be ensured to have a very easily usable code. Send requests without writing one line of code. -
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Small footprint C++ library to extract an XPath 1.0 expression from an XML tree. Uses the TinyXML project to parse XML trees and store intermediate results. Runs on any platform. Optional use of STL. Overhead less than 100KB, including TinyXML.
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MActor is an extensible tool for functional integration testing. It can facilitate tests a range of integration technologies (support for JMS, XML over HTTP, SOAP, TIBCO Rv, IBM MQ series and file-shares are currently supplied with the tool)
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mendelson AS4
AS4 Solution for ENTSOG, e-SENS, ebMS, PEPPOL, ICS2, BDEW
mendelson AS4 is a free JAVA-based open source AS4 solution. Contains a monitoring- and configuration GUI (SWING), supports PUSH and PULL messages, ENTSOG AS4, e-SENS AS4, ebMS AS4, BDEW AS4, PEPPOL AS4, ICS2 AS4, signatures (SOAP, payload), selectable profile per trading partner, encryption (SOAP, payload), UserNameToken, TLS, pluggable into any servlet container, trading partner management, compression, certificate management -
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wsdlpull is an efficient and powerful command line utility for dynamic inspection and invocation of WSDL web services.It provides a C++ library with dynamic WSDL invocation API,WSDL parser,Schema parser and Validator and an xmlpull Parser/Serializer.
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XINS is an open-source Web Services technology, supporting SOAP, XML-RPC and REST. It consists mainly of an XML-based specification format and a Java-based implementation framework.
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PHP 5 Web Service Proxy Generator. wsdl2php is a tool for generating proxy classes that can be used to access web services.
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Service Grid - Language Grid Base System
SOA infrastracture initially developed by NICT Language Grid Project
Service Grid is an infrastructure for accumulating and sharing Web services. Resources with complicated intellectual property issues are wrapped as Web services and shared on the Service Grid. If you release your software by using the software of this project, please include the following description in the documents or on the website. * This software uses the [SOFTWARE] by the Language Grid project (http://langrid.org/). [SOFTWARE] is one of: * Service Grid Server Software (http://langrid.org/oss-project/en/service_grid.html) * Language Service Development Libraries (http://langrid.org/oss-project/en/language_service.html) * Language Grid Toolbox (http://langrid.org/oss-project/en/toolbox.html) If you publish a paper by using the software of this project, please cite the following book. * Toru Ishida Ed. The Language Grid: Service-Oriented Collective Intelligence for Laguage Resource Interoperability. Springer, 2011. ISBN 978-3-642-21177-5. -
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A Drupal module that enables Drupal to view and manage objects stored in a Fedora Digital Repository. The Islandora project is no longer maintained on Sourceforge. For the latest download, please visit: http://islandora.ca/
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NOTE: we moved to http://exificient.github.io !!! The Efficient XML Interchange (EXI) format is a very compact representation for the Extensible Markup Language (XML) Information Set that is intended to simultaneously optimize performance and the utilization of computational resources. Besides the EXI library EXIficient provides a command-line interface (CLI, see com.siemens.ct.exi.cmd.EXIficientCMD) and a graphical user interface (GUI, see http://exificient.sourceforge.net/exificient.jnlp)
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Fronsetia
A web application for testing webservices
Fronsetia (Free Online Service Testing Application) is a Java web application that allows testing webservices (REST and SOAP). No end-user installations required, just deploy the application on your server and pass the link so that users can use their usual browsers to access Fronsetia. You can think of Fronsetia as a simple version of SoapUI on the web, or a simple and free and open-source version of the "wls_utc" utility. See the project homepage https://fronsetia.sourceforge.io and the project Wiki in the menu above. -
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GRIA is a middleware for supporting B2B collaborations based on a service-oriented architecture. GRIA is designed specifically to support business users through service provision across organisational boundaries using standard Web Service protocols
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The gateway is an open source JavaEE application developed by the Vermont Dept of Taxes. It provides a web services framework for accepting Streamlined Sales Tax registrations and returns. It also includes a web interface for submitting transmissions.
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RapidASDev for Oracle
RASD for Oracle
RASD (Rapid Application Service Development) development platform for fast createing web based applications with less or no programming. For developing in RASD all you need is browser. The program you create is published as HTML5 or REST service. All subprograms (look up's, ...) are published as HTML5 or. REST too. If you create batch program in PL/SQL you can use the same tool. All generated by RASD can be overwritten with using triggers (remember classical Forms). The best thing is that the development cycle is really fast. The development process can be start with the business users (no or less documentation and no programming) with the combination of analytics or designers. In few minutes you can have working prototype for business users to discuss about their requirements. For the first impression (live super DEMO projects, code,... ) you can test it on http://bit.ly/RasdNo1 Code on GITLAB https://gitlab.com/rasd-installation/rasd Go to WIKI for more details .... -
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SOAP::WSDL is a WSDL based open-source SOAP toolkit for perl. It allows to easily create client and server SOAP interfaces based on a WSDL description.
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This program implements a SOAP client that could send an XML to a web service and display a response interactively. It was primarily built to test different security measures that are usually implemented to protect SOAP traffic.
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Simple J2EE webapp that acts as a SOAP proxy, validating XML content of incoming requests and outgoing responses. Configure : add your configuration dynamically from a simple page. Check : display the last results of transiting SOAP messages.
Guide to Open Source SOAP Software
Open source SOAP software is a type of application programming interface (API) that allows developers to create and deploy web services. It uses the Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) as its messaging protocol to enable communication between applications over the internet. This enables distributed systems, such as those found in web service applications hosted on different computers or platforms, to communicate with each other in a secure manner. Open source SOAP software provides organizations with access to free programs that have been developed and tested by community members who are passionate about making their projects available for public use.
Using open source SOAP software can save businesses money because they don't need to purchase and maintain expensive proprietary solutions from commercial vendors. Additionally, since these programs are open source, developers can take advantage of contributions from the global development community and make changes or improvements quickly without having to wait for official releases or updates from a commercial vendor. Furthermore, open source SOAP software provides users with flexibility when developing solutions as they can choose whichever language they're most comfortable working with: be it Java, Python, PHP or any other compatible language; as long as it is capable of speaking the same messaging protocol: SOAP.
In order for an organization's system using open source SOAP software to remain secure and compliant with industry standards and regulations, all communications sent over the internet should be encrypted using industry standard encryption protocols such as SSL/TLS (Secure Sockets Layer/Transport Layer Security). Additionally, organizations should also regularly update their codebases typically every three months in order to ensure proper security measures are in place against current cyber threats. Finally, organizations must carefully assess websites hosting any open source tools before downloading them in order to avoid any potential malware infections or malicious code injections which could compromise their networks’ security.
Features of Open Source SOAP Software
- Transport Protocol: Open source SOAP software provides support for various transport protocols, such as HTTP, SMTP, FTP, and so on. This enables developers to send and receive data over the Internet without having to worry about any of the underlying protocol details.
- Security: Open source SOAP software typically offers various levels of security, including encryption of transmissions and digital signatures. This ensures that all communication between two services is secure and tamper-proof.
- Message Validation: Open source SOAP software often includes features which can automatically validate messages against a set of predefined rules. This helps to ensure that invalid messages are not passed into a system or application, thus reducing the risk of errors being introduced into the system.
- Fault Handling: Most open source SOAP software includes features which allow developers to handle errors encountered during message exchange more easily. This includes automatic retry logic in case a message sending fails, as well as logging mechanisms which help pinpoint underlying issues quickly and accurately.
- Protocol Interoperability: Open Source SOAP software typically supports various different communication protocols simultaneously, allowing developers to switch from one protocol to another with minimal effort if needed. This helps to ensure that applications and services which rely on different protocols can still easily communicate with each other.
- Extensibility: Open source SOAP software often allows developers to add additional functionality as needed, such as custom headers or message formats. This helps to ensure that applications and services can be easily customized and extended in order to meet changing requirements over time.
What Are the Different Types of Open Source SOAP Software?
- Apache Axis2/Java: This is a open source software framework that allows users to create web services based on the Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP). It supports many programming languages, such as Java and C++.
- GSoap: This is an open source SOAP toolkit for working with web services. It provides an easy-to-use interface to create, manipulate and access SOAP messages in various formats like XML and JSON.
- JaxMe 2: This is a open source implementation of Java APIs for XML Messaging (JAXM) and SOAP. It can be used to generate both client-side code and server side code.
- MantaRay Web Services Toolkit: This is an open source SOAP development platform for quickly developing SOAP applications that integrate seamlessly into enterprise systems. It provides support for both synchronous and asynchronous messaging, as well as support for web service deployment models such as Web Services Description Language (WSDL).
- NuSOAP: This is an open source library written in PHP that enables developers to easily build SOAP clients and servers from within their applications. It also includes helper classes that allow developers to serialize complex PHP data structures into valid XML strings which are then transmitted over the net using the Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP).
- phpSOAP: A lightweight yet powerful PHP library designed specifically for creating clientside and server-side applications using the Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP). With phpsoap you can write custom web service applications without writing any additional code or dealing with complicated frameworks.
- SOAP UI: This is a free, open source application that enables users to develop and test web services quickly and easily. It provides an intuitive graphical user interface which allows users to create, manipulate and access SOAP messages in various formats like XML, JSON and YAML.
- ZSI: This is an open source software library for developing client-side applications using the Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAC). With ZSI you can create and parse SOAP messages without having to write any code. It supports both synchronous and asynchronous messaging for easy integration with existing systems.
Open Source SOAP Software Benefits
The benefits of using open source SOAP software include:
- Cost Savings: Open source SOAP software is often free to use, meaning businesses can save money on expensive licenses and subscriptions. Additionally, companies can avoid costly maintenance fees associated with proprietary closed-source solutions.
- Flexibility & Customization: Open source SOAP software provides developers greater flexibility to customize the code and features in order to meet specific business needs. This provides businesses with a customized solution tailored specifically for their unique needs.
- Increased Quality Control: Since open source code is available for review by anyone, it makes it easier to identify potential issues or bugs that need to be fixed before deployment. This allows businesses to ensure the highest possible quality standards while also avoiding costly post-deployment problems.
- Simpler Integration: By leveraging existing open source libraries and frameworks, developers can more easily add compatible third-party services into their projects without having to worry about compatibility issues that may arise when mixing incompatible platforms together. By relying on existing industry standards like XML or JSON, this enables organizations to integrate complex systems more quickly and efficiently than ever before.
- Faster Development Cycles: Many of the components of open source software are already built and ready for use, allowing developers to focus on developing custom features rather than spending time building basic functionality from scratch as would otherwise be required with a proprietary system. This leads to faster development cycles which saves time and money in the long run.
- Community Support: Perhaps one of the most important advantages of using open source SOAP software is the access to community support. This makes troubleshooting and resolving problems much easier, since developers from around the world can quickly contribute their knowledge and expertise. Furthermore, open source communities often provide valuable feedback that can help guide the development of a product.
Who Uses Open Source SOAP Software?
- Developers: Developers use open source SOAP software to create, modify and maintain applications, allowing them to access web services.
- System Administrators: System administrators use open source SOAP software as a platform for creating and managing services within their organizations.
- End Users: End users make use of the distributed computing architecture offered by SOAP software to access web services across multiple platforms.
- IT Professionals: IT professionals are often tasked with ensuring that their organizations workflows run smoothly, making open source SOAP software an integral part of their jobs.
- Business Owners: Business owners leverage the various components available in open source SOAP software to deliver cost-effective solutions for their needs.
- Researchers: Researchers utilize the technology available through open source SOAP software to conduct experimentation on specific aspects of distributed computing systems.
- Educators: Educators use open source SOAP software as part of their instruction on various topics related to web service technologies.
- Hobbyists: Hobbyists explore the possibilities of open source SOAP software to build projects and experiment with different features.
How Much Does Open Source SOAP Software Cost?
Open source SOAP software is usually free of cost. However, there are some services that provide additional features or add-ons for a fee. Generally speaking, though, open source SOAP software packages are available at no cost and many developers choose this option for their development projects. Open source SOAP means that the underlying code of the application is made available online so developers can see how it works and modify or customize the code according to their needs. Additionally, developers benefit from open source software because they do not need to pay licensing fees in order to use it which allows them to save money on development costs and produce high quality applications faster.
Furthermore, many open source SOAP software packages are community-supported, meaning that developers from all over the world work together to improve the software and ensure its usability, security and stability. This makes open source SOAP an ideal choice for a wide range of development projects.
What Does Open Source SOAP Software Integrate With?
Open source SOAP software can integrate with a wide variety of other types of software. This includes web development applications such as HTML and JavaScript, as well as content management systems like WordPress and Drupal. Additionally, open source SOAP software can integrate with databases (MySQL, MariaDB, etc.), cloud computing platforms (Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud Platform), programming languages (PHP, Python), operating systems (Linux, macOS), and many more. The possibilities for integration are virtually endless.
Recent Trends Related to Open Source SOAP Software
- Open source SOAP software enables developers to build and deploy distributed web services to support data exchange and integration.
- Many organizations are turning to open source SOAP software as an alternative to costly proprietary solutions.
- There has been a significant increase in the number of open source SOAP software projects over the past few years, with more developers contributing to the development of these projects.
- Furthermore, the availability of high-quality open source SOAP libraries makes it easier for developers to create robust web services.
- Open source SOAP software also offers greater scalability, flexibility, and cost savings than proprietary solutions.
- Additionally, the ability to customize open source SOAP software gives organizations greater control over the development process.
- Open source SOAP software is also becoming increasingly popular due to its cross-platform capabilities and compatibility with various programming languages.
- Finally, there has been an increase in the use of open source SOAP software for mobile application development due to its ease of use and cost effectiveness.
Getting Started With Open Source SOAP Software
Getting started with open source SOAP software is a great way to access powerful, yet cost-effective web services and application development solutions. Before embarking on your journey, it's important to understand the basics of what open source SOAP software actually is and how it works.
SOAP stands for Simple Object Access Protocol, which is a communication protocol that allows applications to communicate over the Internet or other networks using an XML-based messaging system. This type of messaging system provides a range of features; from service invocation and remote procedure calls (RPC) to data transfer and message exchange.
Open source SOAP software typically contains core components such as run-time libraries, parsers, server applications, client applications, and tools used for development such as debuggers, testing frameworks, and more. Once you have a basic understanding of what open source SOAP software can do you will be able to make an informed decision about which one suits your needs best.
To get started with using open source SOAP software there are several steps that must be taken:
- Select an Open Source Solution: You will need to choose an appropriate Open Source platform that meets your requirements depending on the technology stack needed for development (e.g., Java/.NET/PHP). Different platforms provide different levels of support in terms of libraries & tools so you should take this into consideration when making your choice.
- Install & Configure: Once you have settled on which platform suits your needs best then you’ll need to install it onto your machine & configure any settings related to how the service should behave.
- Develop Applications: After installation & configuration has been completed then they can begin developing their applications using all the available resources provided by the chosen platform including documentation & tutorials.
- Test & Publish Apps: Testing out any developed apps locally can help ensure compatibility before releasing them into production environments where possible.
- Monitor Performance: To ensure optimal performance in production environments its important that performance metrics are monitored regularly along with powering up resources, if necessary.
By following these steps, users should be able to successfully create & implement web services and applications that utilize the power of open source SOAP software.