Transformations as web services
AssigneeInternational Business Machines Corporation
InventorsMichael Beisiegel, Piotr Przybylski, Ilene Ruth Seelemann, Norman K.W. Seto
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AssigneeInternational Business Machines Corporation
InventorsMichael Beisiegel, Piotr Przybylski, Ilene Ruth Seelemann, Norman K.W. Seto
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A transformation Web service description describes a Web service capable of receiving a message having a format compatible with a format of a message associated with a first Web service and transforming the message to a transformed message compatible with an input message format for a second Web service. The Web service description may be expressed in the Web services Description Language (WSDL). The Web service description includes a transformation description describing the transformation to be performed. The transformation description may be a programming language and platform neutral description such as an eXtensible Stylesheet Language Transform (XSLT) stylesheet and may be included within a transformer binding which extends WSDL. To support transformations involving multiple inputs and outputs, multiple input and/or output messages may be aggregated into a single multi-part input or output message, where each part has an attribute which references one of the multiple messages to be aggregated.
A method of providing a Web service, comprising:
A computer program product having media storing a Web service description describing a Web service capable of:
A computer program product storing a Web service description comprising an aggregate message definition having a plurality of part elements, each said part element including a reference to a message to be aggregated.
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