Web Service. The Airport or a third party designated and identified by the Airport to the Recipient, shall provide a web service in order to accept data from the Recipient in the following manner:
Web Service a web service available on the Website allowing the Trade Partner to use all the functionality provided for him/her/it hereunder. The Web Service includes the interface, software and other elements (tools, algorithms, methods) required for the proper functioning of the Website and allowing the Trade Partner to post, search and view information related to his/her/its Products, as well as any other features and functions available on the Website. Nothing contained herein can be interpreted as the transfer of exclusive rights to the Web Service (its individual elements) to the Trade Partner.
Web Service. The application or website the Supplier is hosting and supporting on behalf of the Buyer.
Web Service. Serving geodata through OGC web services128, though technically more demanding, enables a broader access to geodata and enforces greater control over how data is accessed and manipulated; it can also prevent reuse. It brings geodata to those without specific knowledge of working with geodata. Access can be made possible via a Web or mobile application (login or some sort of authentication is needed) or externally (free web access for everyone), depending on the archival policy. The archive can also set up its own GeoServer, which is accessed only within the archival network. A web service allows viewing layers of geodata - permanent DIPs that have no access restriction. Depending on archival policy, the XXXx can be prepared for a certain end-user, based on the end-user’s search results and order. Such access would require log in for viewing the order. The end-use can view his/her order from the reading room or from anywhere using the internet, again depending on the archival policy. It is also possible to recreate maps from multiple layers of geodata and add query access according to documentation.
Web Service. The terms of this paragraph apply only if the Services include an adverSite. Yodle Xxx.xxx will place your information on a website owned and operated by us (the "adverSite") so that it appears that the adverSite is owned and operated by you. The adverSite will be either a template website (the Welcome Email will include the detailed feature list) or, in limited circumstances, a Mirror Site. Yodle Xxx.xxx hosts and maintains each adverSite and registers and administers the adverSite URL. If Customer desires to use a Vanity Domain, Customer agrees to pay an additional Vanity Domain fee of $199. If Customer has purchased the Marketing Essentials Service, LBW Platform Service or Lighthouse Service, a fee for the Web Service is included in the monthly recurring fee for such Service. If Customer terminates the applicable Service that includes the Web Service fee and continues to maintain any other Service, Customer acknowledges that it will be charged, and hereby agrees to pay, the monthly recurring fee for the Web Service at the then-prevailing rate.
Web Service. 1. A Web service is a software system designed to support interoperable machine-to- machine interaction over a network. It has an interface described in a machine- processable format (specifically WSDL). Other systems interact with the Web service in a manner prescribed by its description using SOAP messages, typically conveyed using HTTP with an XML serialization in conjunction with other Web- related standards. xxxx://xxx.x0.xxx/TR/ws-arch/.
Web Service. The website located at the URL provided and notified to the Client by PayPoint for use by the Client pursuant to the terms of this Agreement, through which the Client can create and manage CoP Requests.
Web Service. Item Summary: The Item web service contains methods for querying and retrieving information about items. PATHS items are information derived from Europeana and Alinari and includes most attributes defined by the Europeana Semantic Elements. Items have been enriched with (1) background links, (2) topic links and (3) item similarity links.
Web Service level Agreement (WSLA) Monitoring and enforcing SLA became increasingly important for both enterprises and consumers. Web Service Level Agreement (WSLA) framework introduced by IBM, is targeted at defining, Specifying and monitoring Service Level Agreement (SLA) for Web Services(Xxxxxx and Xxxxxx 2003). Basically, WSAL consists of an XML-based definition language and an architecture which can support the whole SLA lifecycle. This hierarchical language defines the SLA parameters from resource through business objectives(Torkashvan and Xxxxxxxx 2012). Although WSLA has been designed for a Web Services environment, it can also be used in any inter-domain management scenario, for instance business process and service management, or systems and applications in general(Xxxxxx and Xxxxxx 2003).
Web Service. The website the Supplier is providing Wagtail Implementation services to create on behalf of the Buyer.
