A Review on Web Services Interoperability Issues
Jaspreet Chawla, Anil Ahlawat, Gunjan Goswami
Abstract
Jaspreet Chawla, Anil Ahlawat, Gunjan Goswami
Abstract
The web has many different websites. Every web site is defined with set of services that contain meta data and functions. This data is shared among many other websites as a service. Recently the web-based services create a major impact on vendors and developers. Web services offer a common platform in which many heterogenous applications can communicate with each other that is of different nature and different platform. This is possible with only interoperability nature of web services. But lots of interoperability issues arises when applications are being integrated to each other and even supported by the standard protocol like SOAP, WSDL and UDDI. This paper brings knowledge about interoperability issues of web services and how WS- I address them.
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The web has many different websites. Every web site is defined with set of services that contain meta data and functions. This data is shared among many other websites as a service. Recently the web-based services create a major impact on vendors and developers. Web services offer a common platform in which many heterogenous applications can communicate with each other that is of different nature and different platform. This is possible with only interoperability nature of web services. But lots of interoperability issues arises when applications are being integrated to each other and even supported by the standard protocol like SOAP, WSDL and UDDI. This paper brings knowledge about interoperability issues of web services and how WS- I address them.
Key concepts: WS-I Basic Profile, Interoperability, Web service, World Wide Web, SOAP, Computer science, WS-Policy, WS-Addressing