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Data Integrity in Web Services
Conclusion
Web Services are one of the hottest technologies going right now but there are a number of pitfalls that any programmer must be aware of. Data Integrity is important for any object's proper functioning and must be assured or it could corroupt a larger program and generate a very difficult to trace error. By using the techniques in this article you can keep your objects safe and your data assured.
David Talbot is an experienced Software Architect with a diverse background including creating network applicances, working with television set top boxes, building Billing/CRM systems, Web Portals ...
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