OASIS launches SOA web services development site
Standards body OASIS has launched a new web services website to support service-orientated architecture (SOA) deployments.
Standards body OASIS has launched a new web services website to support service-orientated architecture (SOA) deployments.
The XML.org site is sponsored by BEA Systems and IBM and is dedicated to supporting the Web Services Business Process Execution Language (WS-BPEL) standard.
The site serves as the official information resource for the WS-BPEL OASIS Standard, which provides a method for formally describing business processes and business interaction protocols using web services.
"BPEL has become an important standard for service-oriented architectures," said Ed Cobb, vice-president of emerging technology and standards at BEA. "OASIS has created this site as a way to enable users, developers and suppliers from around the world to share information and learn from one another."