Integration with Web services

Vinoski, S.

doi:10.1109/mic.2003.1250587

Cited by 78 publications

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“…But the goal of Web services goes beyond those of classical distributed component technologies such as Java RMI, .NET Remoting and CORBA: Web services aim at standardized support for higher level interactions such as service and process flow orchestration, enterprise application integration and provision of middleware of middleware [9] . Instead of building applications that result in collections of objects or components that are firmly integrated and understood just in development time, the service approach of Web services platform is much more dynamic and is able to find, retrieve and invoke a distributed service dynamically [4] .…”

Section: Web Services Platformmentioning

confidence: 99%

Publishing Geospatial Data through Geospatial Web Service and XML Database System

Amirian¹,

Alesheikh²

2008

American J. of Applied Sciences

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Abstract:Technically the spatial non-interoperability problem associated with current geospatial processing systems can be categorized as data and access non-interoperability. In GIS community, Open GIS Consortium (OGC) geospatial Web services have been introduced to overcome spatial noninteroperability problem associated with most geospatial processing systems. At the same time, in Information Technology (IT) world, the best solution for providing interoperability among heterogeneous systems is Web services technologies. Geospatial Web services and Web services technologies differ in the way that latter are composed of particular set of technologies and protocols but the former are comprised of defined set of interface implementation specifications which can be implemented with diverse technologies. This research describes and discusses that geospatial Web services which are developed using Web services technologies can provide access interoperability among various geospatial and non-geospatial processing systems. In addition to access interoperability, making use of open and platform independent data standards like Geography Markup Language (GML), data interoperability can be achieved. Meanwhile, proper management of geospatial data necessitates use of efficient and optimized data management systems. In this respect, the study also illustrates the practical evaluation of existing solution for storing and publishing geospatial data as GML. Based on the practical evaluation of this research, coupling native-XML database systems with Web services technologies proved to be an open, interoperable and efficient solution for developing geospatial Web services.

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Section: Web Services Platformmentioning

confidence: 99%

Publishing Geospatial Data through Geospatial Web Service and XML Database System

Amirian¹,

Alesheikh²

2008

American J. of Applied Sciences

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“…Besides, WS toolkits mutually diverge in features, architecture and API which is a result of the fact that protocols are standardized, not their implementations [8]. This makes it hard to leverage knowledge from one toolkit to the other and implement WS in a consistent way across platforms.…”

Section: Mobile Web-based Servicesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Middleware for Ubiquitous Service-Oriented Spaces on the Web

Vanderhulst

Luyten

Coninx

2007

21st International Conference on Advanced Information Networking and Applications Workshops (AINAW'07)

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Web services are todays preferred vehicle for creating service-oriented architectures (SOA). Due to the boom of personal networked devices, the Web also found its way to the mobile space. This gives rise to device hosted mobile services that deliver functionality over a wireless network. There is potential to unite these services in a collaborative service space and exploit them as building blocks for distributed applications. This paper concentrates on a light-weight middleware layer to facilitate the integration, accessibility and orchestration of Webbased services in heterogeneous environments. Leveraging Web technology, this layer allows to interconnect serverless, peer-to-peer services deployed across federations of devices. We present its value in a ubiquitous application.

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“…A system based on a SOA will package functionality as a suite of interoperable services that can be used within multiple, separate systems from several business domains. A computing paradigm that is driven by SOA is Service-oriented Computing (SOC) [1].…”

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confidence: 99%

Did you Find Any Public Web Service Description over the World Wide Web?

Abid¹,

Abid²,

Javed³

et al. 2013

JACN

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Abstract-Web service is an implementation of Service Oriented Architecture. It is interoperable, loosely coupled through the components over the internet, and widely used by the consumers. A web service interface is written in WSDL. To understand about the details of a web service consumer uses it description. This description is in structural and non-structural form. The structural description tells the consumer what a service look like, whereas non-structural description helps to understand about the functionalities of the web services. The number of web services in public web service directories are decreasing day by day then the numbers of web services crawled by the search engines. Moreover many public web service that don't have their descriptions and it is also alarming that a large percentage do not contains more then 1K words in their descriptions. To understand a web service there may be other related web pages over the World Wide Web that contains the information about the service. In this paper, the non structural descriptions of a web service are focused. We have tried to search the information about a web service by passing different set of queries to the search engines. The related pages that are collected from the www are ranked, this result is shown to the consumer after filtering at a specific threshold value.Index Terms-WSDL, web services, public web services, web services descriptions.

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Integration with Web services

Cited by 78 publications

References 3 publications

Publishing Geospatial Data through Geospatial Web Service and XML Database System

Publishing Geospatial Data through Geospatial Web Service and XML Database System

Middleware for Ubiquitous Service-Oriented Spaces on the Web

Did you Find Any Public Web Service Description over the World Wide Web?

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