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Some of the features of the service include:
WS-* Standards - authentication and authorization are being enforced through the WS-Security Username Token industry standard. Client applications have the option of passing the credentials either as Digest or Plain Text.
Two Distinctive Versions - clients have the option of consuming two distinctive versions of the Web Service featuring:
- Request / Response: Complex Types for Version 2 and Primitive Types (Version 1)
Administrative Functionality - The administrative tool for the XWeb1003 Web Service lists all Mortgage Loan Applications in your account (applications queue), as well as full details about each individual Home Loan application.
Retrieve Only What You Need - the Web Service's SOAP Methods return a specific Mortgage Loan Application, all Mortgage Loan Applications and Applications posted within a specific date range; "pagination" of the results on the server side is also provided.
Routing - to facilitate the routing of applications in offices with multiple Loan Officers, the XWeb1003 Web Service exposes SOAP Methods that return Loan Applications filtered by a specific Mortgage Broker / Loan Officer.
The XWeb1003 Web Service features a 30-day free trial period, beyond which the company offers three subscription options.
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SOA Web Services News Desk 04/19/06 11:41:05 AM EDT | |||
XWebServices, Inc. announced the official Version 2 release of its Uniform Residential Mortgage Loan Application (Form 1003) Web Service, XWeb1003. The release features authentication and authorization in conformance with WS- Security standards, administrative tool and routing among others. |
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