OASIS Asynchronous Service Access Protocol (ASAP) TC Public Documents
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87K |
Draft |
Keith Swenson |
2006-05-14 |
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This is the "02f" version of the spec and schema. The schema has been updated to conform to XML Schema guidelines, and should validate in all parsers. With this, we believe this version is ready for advancement to standard. | ||||||
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378K |
Draft |
Keith Swenson |
2005-08-27 |
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Version 2e of the specification. Ready for final review. Incorporates the changes requested from the Philadelphia WfMC meeting. | ||||||
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9K |
Draft |
Keith Swenson |
2005-08-27 |
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This is the proposed final schema for ASAP | ||||||
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5K |
Draft |
Keith Swenson |
2005-08-27 |
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Attached is the proposed final WSDL file for ASAP. | ||||||
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281K |
Draft |
John Fuller |
2005-01-04 |
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Preliminary draft of a revision to use WS-Addressing. See 0.9 version instead for the current stable document. | ||||||
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13K |
Draft |
Keith Swenson |
2004-11-10 |
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This is the WSDL file which describes all the web service interfaces for ASAP. This includes asap.xsd, and you must also define the ContextDataType and ResultDataType for each particular service type. Other than changing these two type definitions, the WSDL interface is fixed. | ||||||
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24MB |
Draft |
Keith Swenson |
2004-09-22 |
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This is a powerpoint slide set which includes voice annotation explaining the slides. The narration was done quickly, so quality is not great, but it does help explain the slides. Careful, it is 25 Megabytes, so be sure you have time to download. | ||||||
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56K |
Draft |
John Fuller |
2004-08-03 |
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Position paper on the use of ASAP over WSRM | ||||||
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1MB |
Draft |
Keith Swenson |
2004-07-06 |
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This is a powerpoint presentation used on May 23 at the actual worldwide ASAP and Wf-XML interoperability demonstration. | ||||||
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35K |
Draft |
Keith Swenson |
2004-06-10 |
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This is a reference implementation of an ASAP server. It is coded in C# .Net in order to prove that the protocol is technology independent. | ||||||
