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Like IT or Not, Web Services are Distributed Objects

Like IT or Not, Web Services are Distributed Objects. Based on the paper by Ken Birman (2004). Claim: Web services provides interoperability and comprehensive standards for associated technologies (e.g., transactional support)

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Like IT or Not, Web Services are Distributed Objects

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  1. Like IT or Not, Web Services are Distributed Objects Based on the paper by Ken Birman (2004)

  2. Claim: Web services provides interoperability and comprehensive standards for associated technologies (e.g., transactional support) • Criticism: It is only a document exchange system; it does not have the fuctionality to support: life cycle services, dynamic object creation and garbage collection, state management, dynamically created object references, and reliability and transactional mechanisms.

  3. Common goal of Web services and distributed OO systems: Interoperability

  4. What is the problem? “But with web services, outages could disrupt a company-to-computer pathway buried deep within a critical application on which an enterprise depends in ways it may not even know about.” What is lacking? Good reliability (and availability)

  5. The Solution? • Management tools • Fault-tolerance mechanisms • Replication of data and functionality for availability • Large scale system monitoring and control • Internet-wide solutions • Stable and scalable tools for dealing with enormous numbers of components scattered across a network • Securing the technologies • Objective: Make web services stable, reliable, and trustworthy

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