Opening constructive solution on enterprise MIS based on XML and Web service
Wang Liuji
Abstract
Wang Liuji
Abstract
With the problems such as information isolated island which brings on difficult data share among different systems in integrating traditional Management Information System(MIS)of enterprises,the current integrating ways of enterprise MIS are discussed and an opening construction solution on enterprise MIS is presented based on XML and Web service.XML documents are used to store and transmit data and Web service interfaces are taken as system interfaces at service end.Some key techniques such as authentication,encrypted data transmission,and hot swap module are also included in the solution.The example shows that the solution can solve the problems such as information isolated island and data presentation and enhance the scalability and maintainability of the system.
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With the problems such as information isolated island which brings on difficult data share among different systems in integrating traditional Management Information System(MIS)of enterprises,the current integrating ways of enterprise MIS are discussed and an opening construction solution on enterprise MIS is presented based on XML and Web service.XML documents are used to store and transmit data and Web service interfaces are taken as system interfaces at service end.Some key techniques such as authentication,encrypted data transmission,and hot swap module are also included in the solution.The example shows that the solution can solve the problems such as information isolated island and data presentation and enhance the scalability and maintainability of the system.
Key concepts: Computer science, Web service, World Wide Web, XML, SOAP, Database