SOA for the Business Developer: Concepts, BPEL, and SCA (Business Developers series)

Wait activity, 180–181, 277

Weakly typed computer language, 53

Web services, xvii, 5

Web Services Business Process Execution Language Version 2.0, 263

Web Services Description Language (WSDL), 5, 65, 66–78

binding element, 75–78

complexity, 66–67, 75

defined, xvii, 66

endpoint reference, 78

MEPs supported by, 67

message element, 73–74

portType element, 74–75

preferred message format, 71

Quality of Service (QoS), specifying within, 77

service element, 78

service interface, 70–75

start-tag, 70–71

types element, 71–73

typical definition, outlines of, 67–69

use of in BPEL, 124–130

uses of, 66

XSDs in, 54

Web Services Distributed Management (WSDM), 254, 255

Web Services for Remote Portlets, 9, 257

Web Services Interoperability Organization (WS-I) Basic Profile, 3, 247

Web Services Resource Transfer (WS-RT), 256–257

WebSphere MQ, 193

While activity, 178, 285

World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), 3, 66

WS-* (WS Splat), 247–258

defined, xviii

Web Services Distributed Management (WSDM), 254, 255

Web Services for Remote Portlets, 257

Web Services Resource Transfer (WS-RT), 2567–257

WS-Addressing, 249

WS-Agreement, 12, 258

WS-Atomic-Transaction, 252–253

WS-BusinessActivity, 253

WS-Coordination, 254

WS-Enumeration, 257

WS-Eventing, 256

WS-EventNotification, 255–256

WS-Management, 254, 255

WS-MetadataExchange, 252

WS-Policy, 249–250

WS-ReliableMessaging, 250

WS-ResourceFramework, 257

WS-Security, 251–252

WS-Trust, 251–252

WS-Unified Management (WS-UM), 254–255