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Evaluation and Modeling of Web Services Performance

Shiping Chen, Bo Yan, John Žic, Ren Ping Liu, Alex Ng

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While Web services have been widely accepted as a platform-independent services-oriented technology, its performance remains a concern due to the verbosity and inefficiency inherent from using text-based XML. This paper presents a study of Web services performance by evaluating the current implementations of Web services and comparing them with a number of alternative technologies. This study gives a picture of the current Web services performance behaviors and develops a simple performance model that can be used to estimate Web services latencies

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While Web services have been widely accepted as a platform-independent services-oriented technology, its performance remains a concern due to the verbosity and inefficiency inherent from using text-based XML. This paper presents a study of Web services performance by evaluating the current implementations of Web services and comparing them with a number of alternative technologies. This study gives a picture of the current Web services performance behaviors and develops a simple performance model that can be used to estimate Web services latencies

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While Web services have been widely accepted as a platform-independent services-oriented technology, its performance remains a concern due to the verbosity and inefficiency inherent from using text-based XML. This paper presents a study of Web services performance by evaluating the current implementations of Web services and comparing them with a number of alternative technologies. This study gives a picture of the current Web services performance behaviors and develops a simple performance model that can be used to estimate Web services latencies

Key concepts: Web service, Computer science, WS-Policy, WS-I Basic Profile, WS-Addressing, Web modeling, Web standards, World Wide Web

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