Web Services

Paper Summary:

This paper presents research pertaining to the impact of Web services in the workplace. The paper defines Web services and contends that Web services are an application that allows users to communicate using various devices from cell phones to personal computers. The paper discusses the architecture of Web services. The paper claims that enterprises use Web services to secure their e-commerce transactions. Web services are essential to the operation of e-commerce enterprises because they provide vital security and support.

Outline
I. Introduction
II. Web services
A. Definition
B. Composition
III. Web Services Architecture and Functions at the Enterprise Level
A. JAVA and JAVA 2
B. Use of Web Services in Brazilian Health Care System
IV. Implementation of Web Services
V. Web Services and E-Commerce
VI. Interaction and Web Services
VII. Cost Effectiveness
VIII. Conclusion

From the Paper:

"According to a report published by Sun Microsystems, that when developing a web services application the most efficient programming language to use is Java. (Kleijnen and Raju 2003) The report contends that Java is the most efficient type of language to use because it can run the gamut from the smallest JavaCards to the hardy Enterprise Edition (Kleijnen and Raju 2003). Java platforms are also efficient because they allow programmers to define operations easily (Kleijnen and Raju 2003). Java also allow programmers to place logic on any computer system with no concern about the operating system or hardware architecture of the computer (Kleijnen and Raju 2003)."

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