SOA enhancements through XML Networking

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Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) provides a framework for sharing services across a network (such as the internet). Each of these services represent a group of objects and resources that are combined to provide a tool for business applications. [1].

Contents 1 SOA Background 2 Current Solutions 2.1 WSDL 2.2 SOAP 2.3 RPC 3 Enhancements through XML Networking 3.1 Overview of Technologies 3.1.1 XSD 3.1.2 XSLT 3.1.3 XPath 3.1.4 XQuery 3.1.5 XML Encryption 3.2 Integrating XML Network 4 FastSOA: the next step 5 References 6 External Links 7 See Also 8 Signature

SOA Background

This section will contain the background information on SOA.

Current Solutions

WSDL

SOAP

RPC

Enhancements through XML Networking

Overview of Technologies

XSD

The XML Schema Technology is a W3C Standard that specifies the rules and structure of the related instances. Its initial design was to replace Document Type Definition (DTD), allowing for more complex internal structures. [1]

XSLT

XPath

XQuery

XML Encryption

Integrating XML Network

FastSOA: the next step

References

1. Service-oriented architecture, Wikipedia April 6, 2008. 1. Silvano Da Ros Boosting the SOA with XMLNetworking, Cisco.com December 1, 2006. 2. Simon St. Laurent Describing your Data: DTDs and XML Schemas, XML.com December 1, 1999. 3. Frank Cohen FastSOA: Accelerate SOA with XML, XQuery, and native XML database technology IBM.com February 7, 2006.

External Links

• The XML Schema Technology
• W3C Standard
• Document Type Definition (DTD)

See Also

Signature

--Demagaal 15:54, 6 April 2008 (EDT)