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Sharing service semantics using SOAP-based and REST Web services

Xuan Shi

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This paper describes a method that combines the attributes from both SOAP-based and REST Web services in the same semantic service description framework and create a bridge between Web services and the Semantic Web under the same Internet Protocol (HTTP) without using any extra framework such as WSDL or SOAP. This method allows users to access the functional components of any software located in a remote machine while using distributed computing's power through an easy and understandable process

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This paper describes a method that combines the attributes from both SOAP-based and REST Web services in the same semantic service description framework and create a bridge between Web services and the Semantic Web under the same Internet Protocol (HTTP) without using any extra framework such as WSDL or SOAP. This method allows users to access the functional components of any software located in a remote machine while using distributed computing's power through an easy and understandable process

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This paper describes a method that combines the attributes from both SOAP-based and REST Web services in the same semantic service description framework and create a bridge between Web services and the Semantic Web under the same Internet Protocol (HTTP) without using any extra framework such as WSDL or SOAP. This method allows users to access the functional components of any software located in a remote machine while using distributed computing's power through an easy and understandable process

Key concepts: SOAP, Computer science, Web service, World Wide Web, WS-I Basic Profile, Representational state transfer, Service-oriented architecture, WS-Addressing

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