Wind River Web Services enables distributed applications running on many different platforms to seamlessly communicate and interoperate in a manner conforming to Web Services standards. Web Services allows developers to create interoperable Web Services applications (clients and servers) by providing the fundamental building blocks: XML, SOAP, WSDL, and GUI-based compiler tools for intermediate code generation and compilation. Wind River Web Services is standards-compliant and specifically tuned for embedded systems applications.
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Fisita 2008
September 14-19, 2008: Munich, Germany
OSiM World 2008
September 17-19, 2008: Berlin, Germany
Portable Design Conference and Exhibition
September 18, 2008: San Jose, CA
Q2FY09 Earnings Call
August 28, 2008: 2:00 PM PDT
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Wind River Real-Time Linux
September 9, 2008: Herndon, VA
September 10, 2008: Adelphi, MD
Modernizing Software Development for Embedded and Mission-Critical Systems
September 16, 2008: Bellevue, WA
Software Quality Assurance for Device Software
September 16, 2008: Petaluma, CA | All Seminars »
Linux Device Drivers Development
August 26–29, 2008: Westford, MA
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