1. Web Services Developer's Guide
  2. Preface

Preface

This guide describes the Oracle Communications MetaSolv Solution Web Services. The guide includes information about the MetaSolv Solution Web Service framework that supports web services, the various web services that are available, and how to migrate existing XML API interfaces to web service operations.

This guide includes examples based on particular situations. These examples may not be applicable in every situation.

For additional information about required third-party software, such as the Oracle WebLogic server or the database, consult the relevant documentation.

Audience

This guide is intended for developers who have a working knowledge of web services in general, and who understand XML and Java development, including standard Java practices and J2EE principles. This document is for developers who are integrating MetaSolv Solution with Oracle Products, or with other external systems.

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