WSSOA英文版培訓课件PPT第课WSDLUDDI.pptVIP

BUPTSSE SOA principles practice Lecture 6 WSDLUDDI Agenda WSDL: WSDL Background WSDL: What is WSDL? WSDL: WSDL and Conversations WSDL: Syntax vs. Semantics UDDI: Background UDDI: What is UDDI? UDDI: Information in an UDDI registry UDDI: Interaction with an UDDI registry WSDL :WSDL Background Basic Problems to solve(1) 1.How to make the service invocation part of the language in a more or less transparent manner. Don’t forget this important aspect: whatever you design, others will have to program and use. 2.How to exchange data between machines that might use different representations for different data types. This involves two aspects: data type formats (e.g., byte orders in different architectures) data structures (need to be flattened and the reconstructed) Basic Problems to solve(2) 3.How to find the service one actually wants among a potentially large collection of services and servers. ??The goal is that the client does not necessarily need to know where the server resides or even which server provides the service. 4.How to deal with errors in the service invocation in a more or less elegant manner: ??server is down, ??communication is down, ??server busy, ??duplicated requests ... IDL, Interface Definition Language(1) All RPC systems have a language that allows to describe services in an abstract manner. This language has the generic name of IDL (e.g., the IDL of SUN RPC is called XDR) The IDL allows to define each service in terms of their names, and input and output parameters . An interface compiler is then used to generate the stubs for clients and servers (rpcgenin SUN RPC). It might also generate procedure headings that the programmer can then used to fill out the details of the implementation. IDL, Interface Definition Language(2) Given an IDL specification, the interface compiler performs a variety of tasks; generates the client stub procedure for each procedure signature in the interface. The stub will be then compiled and linked with the clie