Exposing a Database as a Web Service
January 10th, 2010 . by Henry
When you look back the computer industry, you can clearly identify different technologies in different time periods. In any given time period, databases have a very high priority in the industry, from small scale to large scale business. You know that Web Services are becoming today’s technology and everyone is in the process of moving their applications into the SOA or Web Services world. When doing so, you have a number of advantages, although you have to do a considerable amount of work to do get everything working. Therefore, when considering the advantages (such as accessibility, security, extensibility, and so forth), companies are trying to expose their applications as Web Services, or they are trying to give a Web Service interface to their applications
The SeaMonkey project will serve the purpose of developing The SeaMonkey all in one Internet application suite, a software suite which was initially popularized by Mozilla and Netsape. In addition, the said project will continue giving updates to this concept. To catch attention from supposedly users, such as web developers, advanced users, corporate users and others, the SeaMonkey all in one Internet application suite is equipped with Web development tools, IRC Chat, HTML editor, email and news group client, and an Internet browser. Since the SeaMonkey is a community effort, the same source code by Mozilla will be used for such a software suite. The same source code that powers other similar successful web browsers like Firefox, Thunderbird, Camino, Sunbird and Miro.