Principles of Web Services and Beyond
by David Booth

Table of contents

• Principles of Web Services and Beyond
• Speaker Info
• Outline
• Acknowledgements
• W3C
• What Is a Web Service?
• Traditional Web Application
• Web Service
• Integrating Business Processes
• Travel Service Example
• Web Services Technology Stack
• SOAP
• SOAP Structure
• SOAP Header
• SOAP Header Example
• SOAP Body Example
• SOAP 1.2
• Web Service Description
• Web Service Description
• Web Service Description Language (WSDL)
• WSDL Components
• WSDL "Types" Component
• WSDL "Interface" Component
• WSDL Interface Example
• WSDL Binding
• WSDL Binding Example
• WSDL Service
• WSDL Service Example
• WSDL 1.2
• The Need for Semantics
• Referencing Semantics in WSDL
• Web Service Architectural Roles
• Scenarios Requiring "Discovery"
• Automatic Selection
• Web Service Choreography
• Web Service Choreography
• Problem: "Babelization"
• Broader Problem: Difficult to Reuse Data
• Root Difficulty
• Underlying Needs
• Ontologies
• Example Ontologies
• URIs as Globally Unambiguous Identifiers
• Examples of URIs as Identifiers
• Standardizing Ontologies
• W3C Web Ontology Working Group
• What Is RDF?
• RDF Triples
• Example Triple
• XML Versus RDF
• XML Versus RDF: How Is Meaning Conveyed?
• XML Versus RDF: Summary (1)
• XML Versus RDF: Summary (2)
• RDF and Web Services
• Outline
• END