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Create your own site for business or personal purposes. Web Services Today is a drag & drop free Web site builder that enables a user with little or no experience to build a fantastic Web site. No HTML or coding knowledge is required.

Map Suite Services Edition is a .NET GIS development framework you can use to create spatially aware Windows services, Web services and console applications. Featuring a simple API, WMS & WCF technology, broad spatial data format support and more.

Document your Web Services like a Pro! Adivo TechWriter for Web Services is the fast and easy way to generate accurate and professional looking documentation for web services.

Google Adsense PAD XML File Web Page Creator and Shareware Site Maker easily creates thousands of Google Adsense aware web pages ideal for shareware sites. Simply replace the given web page template with your own and press a few buttons.

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Easily generate dynamic barcodes for applications that support Web Services. Our Webservice supports XML and SOAP standards and produces several barcode types including Code 128, Code 39, UPC, EAN, ITF and Postnet. The demo is fully functional.

Upload any WSDL and automatically create an XML instance (request XML) for testing - works also for SAP Web Services! Request and response XML are displayed instantly. Save your configurations and reuse them anytime. Helps you build your SOA architec

XINS is a Web Services framework. APIs are defined in a simple XML format. Then the specifications in HTML, the WSDL file, the Java client and server side code are generated from the specifications. APIs accept SOAP, REST, XML-RPC, JSON and more.