Web Services Architecture and Its Specifications [Electronic resources] : Essentials for Understanding WS-*

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water fountains example

Web Service Description Language. [See WSDL (Web Services Description Language)]

Web Services Interoperability Organization (WS-I)

WS-Addressing

Action elements

Action headers 2nd

Action URI references

Agents

base addresses

endpoint references 2nd

FaultTo elements

headers in SOAP

identifiers, message

MessageIDheader block

processing semantics

purpose

reference parameters 2nd 3rd

reference properties 2nd

RelatesTo elements

RelatesTo header block

RelationshipType attribute

ReplyTo elements

SOAP bindings

WS-Management resource example

WS-Management use of

WS-AtomicTransaction

2PC protocol 2nd

Action element with

advantages of

commits 2nd

Completion protocol

coordination service for

defined

endpoint references for

message flow for

Register action

RegisterResponse action

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WS-BusinessActivity

WS-Coordination

atomic transactions example

committed messages

Coordination Contexts 2nd

explicit coordinator framework

transaction protocols with

WS-Discovery

Action URI references

Bye messages 2nd

dynamic discovery 2nd

enumeration with. [See WS-Enumeration (WS-Enum)]

eventing with. [See WS-Eventing]

Hello messages 2nd

messages 2nd

Probe messages 2nd

ProbeMatch messages

resource creation specification. [See WS-Transfer]

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WS-DP (Web Services Device Profile)

WS-Enumeration (WS-Enum)

Action URI references

Enumerate messages

EnumerateResponse messages

EnumerationEnd messages

Filter elements

GetStatus operation

MaxTime elements

message sequence example

Pull messages 2nd

PullResponse messages

purpose

Release messages 2nd

ReleaseResponse messages

Renew operation

WS-Management with 2nd

WS-Eventing

Action URI references

batched delivery

batched events

brokers

delivery modes 2nd

discovery with

event sinks

Expires elements

fountain example

GetStatus messages

GetStatusResponse messages

Identifier

message scenario

Notification messages

portType elements

Pull delivery

purpose of 2nd

Renew messages

RenewResponse messages

resource lifetimes

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Subscribe messages

SubscribeResponse messages 2nd

subscription 2nd 3rd 4th

SubscriptionEnd messages

Trap Delivery messages

Unsubscribe messages

UnsubscribeResponse messages

WS-Management with

WSDL annotation for

WS-FedActive

WS-Federation 2nd

WS-FedPassive

WS-I (Web Services Interoperability Organization)

WS-I Basic Profile 1.0

WS-Management

Action URI references

addressing resources 2nd

Agents

batched delivery 2nd

batched events

composability of

Create messages

delivery modes

event notification

freshness qualifier

Get messages 2nd

GetResponse messages

Identifier parameter

Key elements

Locale elements 2nd

messaging parameters

NoCache elements 2nd

operation qualifiers

protocols used as basis for

Pull delivery 2nd

purpose of

Put messages

PutResponse messages

referencing resources

Resource Managers

Resources

ReturnResource qualifier

scalability

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SubscribeResponse messages

subscription

SummaryPermitted qualifier

timeout elements 2nd

Trap Delivery messages

trap delivery mode

update message steps

WS-Addressing endpoints with

WS-Enumeration with 2nd

WS-Eventing with

WS-Transfer with

WS-MetadataExchange

Action URI references

Get Policy requests

Get Policy Response

purpose of

WS-Policy

All operator

alternatives in 2nd 3rd

assertions 2nd 3rd 4th

attaching policies 2nd 3rd

conveying interaction conditions

defined

effective

ExactlyOne operator

expressions 2nd

Get Policy requests

Get Policy Response messages

Infoset representations 2nd

metadata use of 2nd

purpose of

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scopes of

subjects

WS-AtomicTransaction use of

WS-PolicyAttachment

WS-ReliableMessaging (WS-RM)

WS-SecureConversation

Action URI references

example

purpose

security context establishment

WS-Security

assertion proof requirement

attacks against

authentication 2nd 3rd 4th

authorization 2nd

autonomous services implications

Basic Security Profile

claims

confidentiality 2nd 3rd

contexts

domains

encryption for. [See encryption]

end-to-end message security requirements

existing approaches, reuse of

extensibility of

identities

integrity 2nd

message-level 2nd

models supported

overview of

policies. [See WS-Policy]

principals

referencing XML entities

School of Fine Art example

serialization issues

sign-out operations

signatures for. [See signatures]

system federations

tokens. [See tokens, security]

transport-level, limitations of

trust. [See WS-Trust]

WS-Federation

WS-SecureConversation 2nd

X.509 2nd

XML Signature

WS-SecurityPolicy

WS-Transfer

Action URI references

Create messages

CreateResponse messages

creation process

Delete messages

DeleteResponse messages

editing collections

factories 2nd

Get messages

GetResponse messages

purpose 2nd

Put messages

PutResponse messages

RelatesTo elements

WS-Management with

WS-Trust

Action URI references

brokering extensions

claim designation

exchange scenario specifications

lifetime management of tokens

message sequence for

purpose of

request/response protocol

RequestSecurityToken messages

RequestSecurityTokenResponse messages

School of Fine Art example

Security Token Service

validation messages

WS-Federation example

WS-SecureConversation with

WSDL (Web Services Description Language)

binding elements

definitions

message format notation

metadata use of

namespace references

operation specification

part names

ports

portType elements

RPC/Encoded encoding

School of Fine Art example

service elements

type schemas

WS-Eventing, annotation for

XML Schema with