Organizations expect Web Services to make their information systems
more agile so they can better adapt to changes in business requirements.
Hence, this technology's design principles focus on interoperability
and flexibility to give developers the ability to customize, reuse
and enhance functionalities as well as non-functionalities such as
security, transactions and reliable messaging.
In particular, an effective Web Services customization must give application
developers simple and expressive ways to program the changes they
need without losing any capabilities available in the platform.
We propose customization with Web Services Extensions and present
the concept, its core mechanisms and its implementation on the STEP
Framework, an open-source multi-layer Java enterprise application
framework.
%0 Journal Article
%1 Pardal_2008_IJWSP_STEPExtensions
%A Pardal, Miguel
%A Fernandes, Sérgio
%A Martins, Jorge
%A Pardal, Joana Paulo
%B Int'l Journal of Web Services Practices
%D 2008
%I IEEE Computer Society
%J Int'l Journal of Web Services Practices
%K Customization, Framework, Java, STEP Services Web
%T Customizing Web Services with Extensions in the STEP framework
%V 3
%X Organizations expect Web Services to make their information systems
more agile so they can better adapt to changes in business requirements.
Hence, this technology's design principles focus on interoperability
and flexibility to give developers the ability to customize, reuse
and enhance functionalities as well as non-functionalities such as
security, transactions and reliable messaging.
In particular, an effective Web Services customization must give application
developers simple and expressive ways to program the changes they
need without losing any capabilities available in the platform.
We propose customization with Web Services Extensions and present
the concept, its core mechanisms and its implementation on the STEP
Framework, an open-source multi-layer Java enterprise application
framework.
@article{Pardal_2008_IJWSP_STEPExtensions,
abstract = {Organizations expect Web Services to make their information systems
more agile so they can better adapt to changes in business requirements.
Hence, this technology's design principles focus on interoperability
and flexibility to give developers the ability to customize, reuse
and enhance functionalities as well as non-functionalities such as
security, transactions and reliable messaging.
In particular, an effective Web Services customization must give application
developers simple and expressive ways to program the changes they
need without losing any capabilities available in the platform.
We propose customization with Web Services Extensions and present
the concept, its core mechanisms and its implementation on the STEP
Framework, an open-source multi-layer Java enterprise application
framework.},
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author = {Pardal, Miguel and Fernandes, S{\'e}rgio and Martins, Jorge and Pardal, Joana Paulo},
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booktitle = {Int'l Journal of Web Services Practices},
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journal = {Int'l Journal of Web Services Practices},
keywords = {Customization, Framework, Java, STEP Services Web},
month = {June},
note = {Issue 1},
publisher = {IEEE Computer Society},
timestamp = {2012-10-12T00:50:00.000+0200},
title = {{Customizing Web Services with Extensions in the STEP framework}},
volume = 3,
year = 2008
}