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Study and design of web-based enterprise services integration

Yang Yiping, Zhuang Wen Wu

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As an object/component deployed on Web, Web service is a self-describing, self- contained, and modular application. Its most distinguished feature is that it can cross multiple platforms. It supports multiple programming languages, runtime networks and environments, and can be explained with the XML language. In Web service, different development tools can interact with each other to realize integration between applications. With only Internet standard protocols, such as HTTP or XML, Web service enables client access. With standard protocol such as XML and SOAP, Web can integrate all kinds of heterogeneous system into current system convenientlv and quickly, and promote the EAI implementation effectively, especially provide a high-quality and low-cost solution to enterprise application integration. This paper introduces the integration of enterprise application, Then analyzing the architectures and key technologies of Web services, propose a solution to the integration of enterprise application based on Web.

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As an object/component deployed on Web, Web service is a self-describing, self- contained, and modular application. Its most distinguished feature is that it can cross multiple platforms. It supports multiple programming languages, runtime networks and environments, and can be explained with the XML language. In Web service, different development tools can interact with each other to realize integration between applications. With only Internet standard protocols, such as HTTP or XML, Web service enables client access. With standard protocol such as XML and SOAP, Web can integrate all kinds of heterogeneous system into current system convenientlv and quickly, and promote the EAI implementation effectively, especially provide a high-quality and low-cost solution to enterprise application integration. This paper introduces the integration of enterprise application, Then analyzing the architectures and key technologies of Web services, propose a solution to the integration of enterprise application based on Web.

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As an object/component deployed on Web, Web service is a self-describing, self- contained, and modular application. Its most distinguished feature is that it can cross multiple platforms. It supports multiple programming languages, runtime networks and environments, and can be explained with the XML language. In Web service, different development tools can interact with each other to realize integration between applications. With only Internet standard protocols, such as HTTP or XML, Web service enables client access. With standard protocol such as XML and SOAP, Web can integrate all kinds of heterogeneous system into current system convenientlv and quickly, and promote the EAI implementation effectively, especially provide a high-quality and low-cost solution to enterprise application integration. This paper introduces the integration of enterprise application, Then analyzing the architectures and key technologies of Web services, propose a solution to the integration of enterprise application based on Web.

Key concepts: Computer science, Web service, SOAP, WS-Policy, Web modeling, World Wide Web, WS-Addressing, Enterprise application integration

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