A Dicey Proposition
Some may claim that Web Services adoption has slowed and is not going anywhere, but a quick stop at Dice.com proved that many times the hype of Web Services is actually reality. Dice.com, which offers job seekers a place to...
May 14, 2004
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Some may claim that Web Services adoption has slowed and is not going anywhere, but a quick stop at Dice.com proved that many times the hype of Web Services is actually reality. Dice.com, which offers job seekers a place to tout their skills and corporations access to thousands of skilled IT professionals, takes advantage of Web Services by offering access its corporate services via a SOAP interface. By using HR-XML, Dice.com and interested organizations can easily exchange resumes and job postings in a standardized way and makes it easy for partners of Dice.com to integrate its offerings into their own. No, I wasn???t looking for a new job ??? the dancing dice man was just too amusing to pass up and once you stop ??? well, you know how it is.
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