Enabling OPES to Use Web Services
draft-rrahman-web-service-00
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| Authors | Rezaur Rahman , Ramakrishna M. Menon , Lee M. Rafalow | ||
| Last updated | 2001-11-14 | ||
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Abstract
The Open Pluggable Edge Services architecture (OPES) defines an open standards based framework for providing services on intermediaries to operate on client requests and server responses. One of the key elements of this framework is the notion of callout services. Currently proposed remote callout service implementations interact with an OPES intermediary through specially designed callout protocols like [11].
Authors
Rezaur Rahman
Ramakrishna M. Menon
Lee M. Rafalow
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