Structured methodology and design patterns for web services

Details Structured methodology and design patterns for web services Structured methodology and design patterns for web services

2003-08-18

2010-11-09

Shaw, Peling A (Department: 2444)

Electrical computers and digital processing systems: multicomput

Network computer configuring

C709S218000, C706S027000

Reexamination Certificate

active

07831693

ABSTRACT:
System and method for designing and implementing Web Services according to a structured methodology and design patterns. Embodiments may incorporate a structured methodology, best practices and design patterns that address reliability, availability and scalability of Web Services architecture. Embodiments may provide mechanisms for integrating heterogeneous technology components into Web Services. Embodiments may provide a vendor-independent Web Services architecture framework and reusable Web Services design patterns, which may be used in creating end-to-end solutions based on past experience and best practices. Embodiments may include design patterns and best practices for delivering Web Services solutions with Quality of Services. One embodiment may provide a Business-to-Business Integration (B2Bi) integration framework for Web Services. Embodiments may provide a Web Security framework and design patterns for designing end-to-end Web Services security.

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