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Introduction
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| The AILUN Web service is a web program that enables developers to access AILUN functionalities via the Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP). Web service is a collection of protocols and standards used for exchanging data between applications. Software applications written in various programming languages and running on various platforms can use web services to exchange data over computer networks like the Internet, in a manner similar to inter-process communication on a single computer. This interoperability (eg. between Java and Python, or Windows and GNU Linux applications) is due to the use of open standards. Use following links to know more about web services and SOAP. |
| Top Ten FAQs for Web Services |
| What is SOAP? |
| More on SOAP |
| AILUN Web Services. |
These are the AILUN web services based on SOAP protocol. Click on links to view WSDL file. Click on web functions to see the details on input and output parameters.
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| How to call(consume) web services using R(Statistical package)? |
| Note : Requirement - R 2.6 installed, SSOAP and RCurl packages installed.[How to install R packages?] |
| Help document - Detailed information about Calls to AILUN Web Services using R. |
| Web service - Consuming Web Services using R(source code). |
| webservice.r - Code written in R to consume AILUN web services. Add this file as source and call methods defined in it which internally will give calls to web functions. |
| webservice_calls.r - Code written in R to demonstrate calling web services and retreiving results.Download Web Service and Sample Calls file. Save both files in one folder and set working directory path in Sample Calls file.Uncomment one function at a time and run the R file.Input files are also present in Zip file. |
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