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891407
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Webservices : : theory and practice /\ Hrushikesha Mohanty, Prasant Kumar Pattnaik, editors.
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Singapore :: Springer,, 2019.
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1 online resource :: illustrations
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9789811332241
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9789811332234
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9811332231
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Includes bibliographical references.
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Intro; Preface; Acknowledgements; About This Book; Contents; About the Editors; Service Modelling andVerification: AFormal Approach; 1 Introduction; 2 Modelling ofWebservices; 2.1 UML-Based Approach; 2.2 Petrinet-Based Approach; 2.3 State-Machine-Based Approach; 3 Webservice Verification; 4 Conclusion; References; Webservice Specification andDiscovery; 1 Introduction; 2 Webservice Specification Standards; 3 Service Discovery: ABird's View; 3.1 Web Search; 3.2 Directory Search; 3.3 Service Search Classification; 4 Service Search Techniques; 4.1 Information Retrieval Approach
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2 Security Fundamentals3 Security Solutions, Mechanisms andCountermeasures; 4 Other Security Frameworks; 5 AnOverview ofOracle Web Services Management (OWSM); 6 Conclusion; References; Webservices Engineering; 1 Introduction; 2 Challenges inEngineering Webservices; 2.1 Service Registration; 2.2 Service Binding; 2.3 Service Composition; 2.4 Integrity ofServices; 2.5 Governance; 2.6 Availability andPerformance; 2.7 Security; 3 Software Development Life Cycle forWebservices (WSDLC); 3.1 Requirements; 3.2 Design andArchitecture; 3.3 Webservices Development; 4 Advanced Techniques inWSDLC
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4.2 Interface Match Approach5 Conclusion; References; Non-functional Properties ofaWebservice; 1 Introduction; 2 Architecture ofSOA; 3 Non-functional Properties; 3.1 Categories ofNFPs; 4 Extensions forSpecification; 4.1 Web Service Definition Language; 4.2 Extensions toWSDL; 5 Extensions forDiscovery; 5.1 Universal Description Discovery andIntegration; 5.2 Extensions toUDDI; 5.3 Specification Using Semantics; 5.4 Peer-to-Peer Systems; 5.5 Agent/Broker-Based Systems; 6 Specifications ofNFPs inaComposition; 6.1 Static Composition; 6.2 Dynamic Composition; 7 Conclusion; References
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Handling Faults inComposite Webservices1 Introduction toWebservices; 1.1 Types ofComposite Services; 2 Faults andTheir Handling inWebservices; 3 Transient Fault Handling Strategies forWebservices; 3.1 Backward Recovery; 3.2 Forward Recovery; 4 Checkpointing andRecovery; 4.1 Applicability ofDistributed Checkpointing Techniques toWebservices; 4.2 Checkpointing Webservices; 4.3 Comparison; 5 Substitution; 6 Redundancy; 7 Conclusion; References; Webservice Security; 1 Introduction; 1.1 Webservices Description; 1.2 Classification; 1.3 Webservice Message Exchange Patterns
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Service Composition1 Introduction; 2 Overview ofService Composition; 2.1 Steps inaService Composition; 2.2 Static Versus Dynamic Composition; 2.3 Manual, Semi-automated, andAutomated Composition; 2.4 Composition asaPlanning Problem; 3 Input/Output Parameter Based Service Composition; 3.1 Graph-Based Service Composition Techniques; 4 RDBMS-Based Service Composition Techniques; 4.1 Relational Databases forService Composition; 5 Object-Relational Databases forService Composition; 5.1 Service Matches andService Composition Types; 5.2 Service Composition; 6 Conclusion; References
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This book focuses on web service specification, search, composition, validation, resiliency, security and engineering, and discusses various service specification standards like WSDL, SAWSDL, WSMO and OWLS. The theory and associated algorithms for service specification verification are detailed using formal models like Petrinet, FSM and UML. The book also explores various approaches proposed for web service search and composition, highlighting input/output, parameter-based search, and selection of services based on both functional and non-functional parameters. In turn, it examines various types of composite web services and presents an overview of popular fault handling strategies for each of these types. Lastly, it discusses the standards used for implementing web service security on the basis of a case study, and introduces the Web Service Development Life Cycle (WSDLC), which defines co-operation between several industry partners to develop web services in a more structured way.
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Web services.
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XML (Document markup language)
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COMPUTERS-- General.
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Web services.
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XML (Document markup language)
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| Dewey Classification
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006.76
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TK5105.88813
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| Added Entry
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Mohanty, Hrushikesha.
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Pattnaik, Prasant Kumar,1969-
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