Web Service Details: NED

Country:
United States United States
Provider:
voservices.net   external link
WSDL File:
http://voservices.net/NED/ws_v1_0/NED.asmx?wsdl
WSDL Cache:
XML or HTML
Monitored since:
Jul 13, 2006
Server:
Microsoft-IIS/6.0
Availability:
94 % available (93.84% since Jul 2006) (view details)
Documentation:
good (within WSDL)
Description:
This is an XML Web Services interface to NED written by Tamas Budavari It is a client to the official NED services at tcp://ned.ipac.caltech.edu:10011. It supports SOAP, HttpGet and HttpPost protocols and returns the results in XML format. The data structures are true translations of the C structs of the original client library by Xiuqin Wu (1993).  
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This an XML Web Services wrapper for the official Nasa Extragalactic Database (NED) at tcp://ned.ipac.caltech.edu:10011. It supports SOAP, HttpGet and HttpPost protocols and returns the results in XML format. The data structures are true translations of the C structs of the original client library by Xiuqin Wu (1993). see: fwefhttp://www.voservices.org/webservices.aspx#ned

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