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Web services, WSDL, SOAP and UDDI

Web services, WSDL, SOAP and UDDI. 1.0. Introduction. Back-end systems. Web Services. “Web services wrap, presenting to the network a standard way of interfacing with back-end software systems, such as DBMS, .NET, J2EE, or CORBA, objects,…” – Understanding Web Services, Newcomer, 2003.

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Web services, WSDL, SOAP and UDDI

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  1. Web services, WSDL, SOAP and UDDI 1.0

  2. Introduction Back-end systems

  3. Web Services • “Web services wrap, presenting to the network a standard way of interfacing with back-end software systems, such as DBMS, .NET, J2EE, or CORBA, objects,…” – Understanding Web Services, Newcomer, 2003.

  4. SOAP • Simple Object Access Protocol • A collection of XML-based technologies • Defines an envelope for Web services communication – mappable to HTTP and other transports – and provides a serialization format for transporting XML documents over network

  5. UDDI • Universal Discovery, Description and Integration • A web services registry and discovery mechanism, is used for storing and categorizing business information and for retrieving pointers to Web services interfaces

  6. WSDL • Web Services Description Language • XML-based technology, defines Web services interfaces, data and message types, interaction patterns, and protocol mappings • Describes • The name of the service • The location the service can be accessed at • The methods available for invocation • The input and output parameters for each method

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