Web Service Platforms
All web service products must rely on a particular product or platform on which to operate. The following platforms are in use:
Application Development Platform
Sun Java Based Applications
Windows dotNet Based Applications
Operating System Platform
Microsoft Windows
Redhat Enterprise Linux
HST Applications (WebPage)
Technorati
W3C
Architecture
Use Cases / "Operational Scenarios"
Travel Agent Static
Travel Agent Dynamic
Purchasing like EDocs
Usage Scenarios
Open Questions:
Will Web Services fail due to one of
over-complex specification,
difficult to use specification,
lack of sponsorship,
lack of tight fit of specification
Recent Activity
2004-03-26 -W3C Web Services Description Working Group release draft WSDL 2.0
2004-03-22 IBM and BEA launch initiative on BPELJ integration of BPEL and Java
2004-02-11 - W3C Web Services Architecture Working Group Final Publications:
WS Architecture
WS Architecture Requirements
WS Usage Scenarios
WS Glossary
WS Service Managment Service Life Cycle
OWL Ontology
Details
INDEX
Technologies
SOAP 1.0
SOAP 1.1
WSDL 1.0
WSDL 2.0
UDDI
WS Products
SAP Netweaver
MS .Net WSE
Collaxa BPEL Server
BEA WebLogic Integration
WS Utilities
Parasoft SOAPTest
Engineering Solutions for Web Services
W3C Domain Structure Architecture Domain
Interation Domain
Technology and Society Domain
Web Accessability Initiative
W3C Architecture Domain
XML Structured Data Exchange
Web Services
Internationalisation
URI Uniform Resource Identifiers
DOM Document Object Model
Scenario Classification
HST: Homogenous Single-Type
HMT: Heterogenous Multi-Type
Scenario
Pattern
Use Case
Reading
Web Services ()
Metrics
Visibility, Financial and Operational
Data / Content
Links:
SOAP
ws-platforms
WSDL
Data Status
Tests
Index
Observer Objects (viewers)
Parent
Relations
