Web Services

Writers' First Review Draft:    (2XP8)

Term    (2XP9)

Web Services    (2XPA)

Origin/Source for Inclusion of the Term    (2XPB)

SCBA v2 modified Data Reference Model Wiki http://colab.cim3.net/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?Enterprise_Architecture_Glossary_Of_Terms#nid2PS5    (2XPC)

OMB Context Definition    (2XPD)

Reference/URL OMB Context Definition    (2XPE)

Business Definition    (2XPF)

Web Services are modular applications that are self-describing and that can be published, located, and invoked from anywhere on the Web or within any local network based on open Internet standards.    (2XPG)

Reviewer Comment: Web Services refers to an architecture that allows applications to talk to each other.    (2XPH)

Reference/URL for Business Definition    (2XPI)

Professional XML Web Services, Patrick Cauldwell, et al. Apress © 2004    (2XPJ)

Reviewer Comment: Recommend a simpler description. Source: ACM's Queue Magazine, March 2003. pg 12. Interview with Adams Bosworth (a recognized expert in this field).    (2XPK)

Technical Definition    (2XPL)

The term Web services describes a standardized way of integrating Web-based applications using the XML, SOAP, WSDL and UDDI open standards over an Internet protocol backbone.    (2XPM)

Reference/URL Technical Definition    (2XPN)

Reviewer Comment: Source?    (2XPO)

Context Definition 1    (2XPP)

Specific implementation of a service, using the Internet (XML, TCP/IP) as the transport mechanism. Can be internally provided or can be offered externally.    (2XPQ)

Reference/URL Context Definition 1    (2XPR)

SCBA v2 modified Data Reference Model Wiki http://colab.cim3.net/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?Enterprise_Architecture_Glossary_Of_Terms#nid2PS5    (2XPS)

Context Definition 2    (2XPT)

Reference/URL for Context Definition 2    (2XPU)

Context Definition 3    (2XPV)

Reference/URL for Context Definition 3    (2XPW)

See Also Related Terms    (2XPX)