QoS based validation for web services
Gaurav Kumar, T. S. Shiny Angel, K.V. Dheeraj Kumar, A. N. Neha, Kaustubh Singh
Abstract
Gaurav Kumar, T. S. Shiny Angel, K.V. Dheeraj Kumar, A. N. Neha, Kaustubh Singh
Abstract
Web Services are software applications with a standardized way of giving interoperability between disparate applications. It utilizes an XML messaging system by communicating with each other. In the vast network of web services, it becomes tough for users to differentiate between valid and invalid web services. There are millions of web services available on the internet out of which a small proportion of web services are valid. The primary concept of this paper is invoking proper web services based on their response time. This is achieved by maintaining a registry of services which is validated with certain checkpoints and assertions.
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Web Services are software applications with a standardized way of giving interoperability between disparate applications. It utilizes an XML messaging system by communicating with each other. In the vast network of web services, it becomes tough for users to differentiate between valid and invalid web services. There are millions of web services available on the internet out of which a small proportion of web services are valid. The primary concept of this paper is invoking proper web services based on their response time. This is achieved by maintaining a registry of services which is validated with certain checkpoints and assertions.
Key concepts: Web service, WS-I Basic Profile, WS-Addressing, WS-Policy, Computer science, World Wide Web, Web standards, Web modeling