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SOAP, UDDI, Web Services, and the Semantic Web. Justin R. Erenkrantz ICS 221 December 3rd, 2002. Web Services. Identified by URI, HTTP, and XML Making websites more than content Enabling extensible interactions Ideally public, perhaps private Commercial web services. SOAP.
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SOAP, UDDI, Web Services, andthe Semantic Web Justin R. Erenkrantz ICS 221 December 3rd, 2002
Web Services • Identified by URI, HTTP, and XML • Making websites more than content • Enabling extensible interactions • Ideally public, perhaps private • Commercial web services
SOAP • W3C’s Simple Object Access Protocol • XML-centric middleware data format • Origins from simpler XML-RPC • Nodes, roles, faults • Typically bound to HTTP • Interesting architectural mismatches
UDDI • Universal Description Discovery and Integration • Acts as a naming service for Web Services • Built on top of SOAP • Distributed repositories • Publish/subscribe support • SOAP callbacks
Semantic Web • “Crown Jewel” • Meaningful interpretation of web content • Not just interactions, but understanding • Each semantic web site agrees on meaning • Effects of non-participation