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Welcome to Genivia

A private consulting and software support company specializing in XML Web Services and related technologies.

Web Services present the latest Internet evolution supporting the creation, deployment and dynamic discovery of distributed applications.

Our compiler tools can help you develop and deploy Web Services solutions with minimal effort.

See how we can help maximize your potential with XML and Web Services technologies.

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Genivia: Capturing genius via generationTM

We provide XML Web Services development tools and expertise to expedite your business!

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CRN Survey article rates gSOAP five stars in all categories!

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CRN Survey article rates gSOAP five stars in all categories!

gSOAP Web Services

gSOAP is Genivia's portable Web Services toolkit for C and C++ offering a wealth of features

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Read articles, tutorials, and white papers on our SOAP/XML Web services solutions for C and C++

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Opinions:

"... gSOAP was far beyond my expectations compared to other SOAP client libraries. Not only are the there plenty of examples, but they work right out-of-the-box, allowing me to quickly evaluate how well the product works."

- Devin Heitmueller

Articles:

"There is a tremendous amount of intellectual capital invested in C and C++. Much of this, sooner or later, will be exposed as Web services. Two important factors will determine the success or failure of building on that capital: ease-of-use and performance. Toolkits must be easy to use and offer more than a simple API."

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