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.NET Web Services: Architecture and Implementation

Messaging with Web Services: WS-Routing, WS-Referral, and DIME

Web services are not just about remote method calls. Rather, the true value of Web services is in long-running business transactions using asynchronous messages—messages that...

Logical Names

The capability to send messages to a logical name is the best feature that WS-Routing offers. By sending messages to a logical name, you can...

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Routing Messages

SOAP itself is inherently a one-way messaging format. It even assumes that these kind of routed and asynchronous messages may be sent. As you may...

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Dynamic Configuration of SOAP Routers

One glaring deficiency you may have noticed is the lack of a way to notify a router where to send a message for any particular...

DIME

At times you will need to send binary data with a SOAP message. For example, you may want to send an image from a Web...

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Summary

Perhaps the most important Web service technology outside of SOAP is WS-Routing. It is a simple specification but a very important one. With WS-Routing, you...

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