Mark Richman has over 10 years experience as an independent consultant and software developer. He specializes in large-scale distributed web applications. Mark has demonstrated his technical expertise through engagements with both Fortune 500 corporations and small startup firms. He frequently mentors software developers in object-oriented concepts and techniques. Mark has a personal interest in emerging technologies and platforms such as J2EE, XML, and Web Services. As a consultant, Mark provides technical leadership throughout the life cycle of a project including direction on systems architecture, code reuse, and development processes. Key responsibilities include guiding the architecture, user interface, and technology integration of projects; interfacing with client's technology and management teams; and gathering information on enterprise-wide trends. Mark holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science. He is an avid Linux enthusiast, and enjoys playing and writing music. Mark and his wife, Tracey, currently reside in South Florida.
The Web Services model is rapidly growing as an option for deploying
reusable, component-based functionality over the Internet. Exposing these
services is the Simple Object Access Protocol, which defines a lightweight
mechanism for invoking these services or transactions.
The SOAP specification defines a set of rules for using XML to represent such
Remote Procedure Calls (RPCs). These RPCs can ride on various transport
protocols, such as HTTP, SMTP, and POP3. However, the current SOAP
specification (version 1.1) doesn't define all the features developers might
expect to find in a traditional distributed object protocol, such as
security. This article introduces you to the pluggable provider for Apache
SOAP, and how a provider can be implemented to enable user-level secur... (more)
Mark Richman has over 10 years experience as an independent consultant and software developer. He specializes in large-scale distributed web applications. Mark has demonstrated his technical expertise through engagements with both Fortune 500 corporations and small startup firms. He frequently mentors software developers in object-oriented concepts and techniques. Mark has a personal interest in emerging technologies and platforms such as J2EE, XML, and Web Services. As a consultant, Mark provides technical leadership throughout the life cycle of a project including direction on systems architecture, code reuse, and development processes. Key responsibilities include guiding the architecture, user interface, and technology integration of projects; interfacing with client's technology and management teams; and gathering information on enterprise-wide trends. Mark holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science. He is an avid Linux enthusiast, and enjoys playing and writing music. Mark and his wife, Tracey, currently reside in South Florida.
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