Abstract :
In addition to the basic Web services architecture, various specifications already exist for adding security, reliable messaging, and transaction mechanisms to Web services messages. All of these include numerous options to let them meet various application requirements. Specifying option choices for Web services in basic communication areas such as security, reliable messaging, privacy, and transactions is the immediate goal underlying efforts to define Web services policies
Keywords :
Internet; security of data; Extensible Access Control Markup Language,; WS-AtomicTransaction; WS-PolicyConstraints; WS-ReliableMessaging Policy; WS-SecurityPolicy; WSPL; Web Services Policy Language; Web services policies; XACML; communication privacy; communication security; Authentication; Books; Computer architecture; Privacy; Proposals; Protocols; Service oriented architecture; Sun; Vocabulary; Web services; Extensible Access Control Markup Language; WS-AtomicTransaction; WS-PolicyConstraints; WS-ReliableMessaging Policy; WS-SecurityPolicy; WSPL; Web Services Policy Language; Web services; XACML; policies;
