Web service repository

[sayoyo]

Hi,

I'm newbie of ruby-rails, I'm trying to create and uses web services
with ruby-rails. From what I understand about the web service, they
needs a repository to store data about where and how a web services to
be used. As I'm very new to ruby-rails, I can't find out where is the
repository, is it inside of rails or do I have to built it or is there
a third party program that I have to use, Is there any documnetation
(or some codes) I can read and download.

Thanks you very much

sayoyo

 

[clvrmnky]

Hi,

I'm newbie of ruby-rails, I'm trying to create and uses web services
with ruby-rails. From what I understand about the web service, they
needs a repository to store data about where and how a web services to
be used. As I'm very new to ruby-rails, I can't find out where is the
repository, is it inside of rails or do I have to built it or is there
a third party program that I have to use, Is there any documnetation
(or some codes) I can read and download.

I'm just starting with Rails, too, but I think you will find much of
what you are asking here: http://documentation.rubyonrails.com/

Check out the tutorials. I think there is at least one example of
deploying new apps.

 

[James Britt]

Hi,

I'm newbie of ruby-rails, I'm trying to create and uses web services
with ruby-rails. From what I understand about the web service, they
needs a repository to store data about where and how a web services to
be used. As I'm very new to ruby-rails, I can't find out where is the
repository, is it inside of rails or do I have to built it or is there
a third party program that I have to use, Is there any documnetation
(or some codes) I can read and download.

WSDL is one way to describe services offered, and there may be sites
that act as service directories, but they aren't required for you to
offer a service.

If clients know (by whatever means) how to format a request then they
should be all set.

James

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