A Guide to Creating C++ Web Services - ATOMKI（向导创建Web服务ATOMKI c++）.pdf

A Guide to Creating C++ Web Services WHITE PAPER Abstract This whitepaper provides an introduction to creating C++ Web services and focuses on: » Challenges involved in integrating C++ applications with Web services » Benefits of using C++ Web services » An example showing step by step how to create and implement a C++ Web service » Advanced Web services features Introduction This paper describes how to develop and host high performance C++ Web services, including using advanced XML, SOAP, and WSDL productivity tools for transforming new and existing C++ applications for use in Service Oriented Architectures (SOA). The focus is on HydraExpress, part of the Rogue Wave® Hydra Suite, which also includes the HydraSDO™ data components that implement the Service Data Object (SDO) specification, and HydraSCA, the first product available for deploying high-performance SOA applications based on the Service Component Architecture (SCA) specification. The SDO and SCA specifications are multi-language industry SOA specifications available in both Java and C++. Challenges of Integrating C++ with Web Services Over the years, many organizations have made significant investments in C++ and now need to leverage the business logic locked in these applications. However, web service technologies are focused in Java and Microsoft .NET, making it difficult to address systems created outside of these environments. Integrating C++ applications using Web services is a formidable challenge because: » Web services require foundation pieces not supplied by C++ platform/libraries, including critical protocol implementations such as HTTP requests and responses. » Since C++ is a “compile time” language it