Microsoft and Sun jointly submit new standards for Web service addressing

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In July 10th day of this month, the company jointly proposed a new standard for Web service addressing (WS-Addressing.

WS-Addressing, jointly developed by Microsoft, IBM, Bea, sap, and other companies, is mainly used to lay the foundation for network applications.ProgramThe technical basis of communication. This specification will provide an architecture to provide information interpretation between different platforms, which also achieves interoperability.
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Karlanorsworthy, manager of IBM dynamic e-commerce technology department, said: "The most important thing to make applications interact is to have a common way of communication ."

Lack of interconnectivity has always been one of the main reasons for the slowdown in the development of network services. Due to lack of communication, many program materials cannot be exchanged with each other, the WS-Addressing reviewed by the Global Information Network Alliance (W3C), which was jointly submitted by major companies to help resolve this issue.

Edjulson, head of Sun network service marketing, said: "Although Sun has been joining this WS-Addressing for a relatively late development period, it also has its own WS-Addressing standard, however, as the company sees that the industry supports the Web service addressing standards, Sun will abandon several of its original proposals and promote the WS-Addressing standards in the industry, we seem to be taking this for granted, because we have noticed through more careful research that this WP-addressing is more mature."

David orchard, Bea technology department manager, said: "WS-Addressing is expected to unify the varied network application environments. In some fields, no light can simplify the development process of applications and allow more extensive interactions between IT systems ." (Haoran compilation)