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  • Open Source, WS-Standards and Beyond

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    Open Source, WS-Standards and Beyond

    Transféré par

    Kaushalye
    presented at 16/09/2008 for MSc students at Swinburne University of Technology, Melbourne

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    Open source,

    WS-Standards and
    Beyond
    By
    Kaushalye Kapuruge
    Why open source?
     Open source Vs Source open?
     The community
     The quality
     The knowledge
     Experts,Novice, Students, Professors,
    Businessmen, Developers and of course lots
    of geeks

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    Opensource the Apache Way
     A community of developers and users
     Organizational, Financial and Legal
    support
     Conferences
     Many web services projects
     Axis2, Rampart, Sandesha etc.

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    How can I get involved?
     Users
     Patches, Suggestions, Mailing lists
     Committers
     Project Management Committee
     Project Leaders

    4
    Web Services
     Lot’s of standards
     SOAP, XML, MTOM, XOP, WS-
    Addressing, WS-Security, WS-RM, WS-
    Policy(No-way), WS-Federation, WS-MEX
    etc…
     Grrrr…

    5
    Introducing my friend, Mr Banda
     Mr. Banda is an enthusiastic chap
     He likes new techie stuff
     Banda knows HTTP
     Banda finds XML
     Banda thinks
     How to combine these two?
     XML-RPC

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    XML as the message format
     Banda is happy with it
     <Message>Im Happy</Message>
     But W3C accepts SOAP
     All others talk about SOAP
     Banda needs to try SOAP
     SOAP over HTTP and SOAP over SMTP
    <Envelope>
    <Header></Header>
    <Body> <Message>Im Happy</Message> </Body>
    <Envelope>

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    Banda needs to send a movie
     Use base64?
     Too large 
     Performance?
     Use MTOM + XOP
     MTOM = Message Transmission Optimization
    Mechanism
     XOP = XML Optimized Packaging
     As a MIME attachment
     Banda is Happy!

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    Policy
     Banda needs to send a message to Sanda
     Sanda shows his policies
    I need this… I need that…
     You can’t encrypt but you must sign

     Banda generates the message according to


    Sanda’s policies
     Banda and Sanda both are
    Happy !

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    Security?
     Banda needs to send a secret message to
    Sanda. So that Panda can’t read it
     Banda knows HTTPS
     Banda is Happy !
     But Sanda needs to know it’s actually from
    Banda
     Non-repudiation (what?)
     Banda needs to sign it
     ???

    10
    MLS vs TLS

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    More…
     Now Banda can do more security stuff
     Banda can encrypt a part of message so
    that other intermediaries can view the rest
     Banda can sign a part of message so that
    others can sign other parts
     Banda can add timestamps
     Banda can use username tokens

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    Needs to speedup
     Smart Banda use WS-Secure Conversation
     Secure conversation use symmetric encryption
    in contrast to traditional asymmetric encryption
     Performance
     More Security
     Initial key (secret) exchange Asymmetric
     Then both Banda and Sanda can derive keys

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    Trust?
     Linda does NOT trust Banda but Linda Trusts
    Sanda
     Banda gets a token from Sanda and Give it to
    Linda (WS-Trust)
     Boar=? Flower=?

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    Federated Trust
     Banda is crazy. He starts a company
     Banda’s company collaborate with Linda’s
    company
     Linda doesn’t know Kanda, who works for Banda
     Kanda needs to access Linda’s (Org) resources
     ???
     WS-Federation

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    Reliability?
     Banda needs to guarantee that there are
    no losses in message while its on transit.
     WS-Reliable Messaging
     Protocols : how messages are delivered
    reliably

    16
    Apache Ramaprt/C
     A pluggable module that works with
    Axis2/C
     A quick example

    17
    Ramaprt/C not only in C

    Ruby, Python, Perl, C++


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    WS-Standards
     Complex?
     What about business requirements? Complex?
     What about speed of development? Everything
    from scratch? Gimme a break!!!
     Interoperability?
     Scalability?

    19
    Beyond
     Many web services standards
     Semantic SOA
     Adaptive services
     Web services ecosystem
     What’s the next BIG thing? Who knows?

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    Any burning questions?

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    Thank you 

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    References
     http://www.w3.org/
     http://www.apache.org/
     http://ws.apache.org/axis2/c/
     http://ws.apache.org/rampart/c/
     http://www.wso2.org/
     http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/

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