Towards a standard WSDL implementation of Multiview Web services
Anass Misbah, Ahmed Ettalbi · 2016
As Web technologies are growing fast and in different manners, an imminent need of standardization has taken a place. Many organizations have proposed standards and norms to deal with this issue. In this paper, we will focus on Web services and particularly, Multiview Web services. In one hand, the notion of view and point of view components has been introduced in many works previously, and in the other hand, a proposition of an implementation of Multiview Web services was given. It relays mainly on the principal of decomposition of Web services into sub Web services so that they can be gathered after according to each View and point of view. Besides, a further study propounds an extension of the standard WSDL so that to integrate the notion of view and point of view in the high-level Web service WSDL definition. However, we noticed some conceptual limits of the proposed extension, especially regarding the none standard syntax used and the absence of generic Meta rules for automatic generation of the WSDL, therefore in this work, we will suggest another approach to deal with these limits and propose a generic Meta rules for automatic generation of the target standard WSDL script.