Mobile Web Service Performance Enhancement by Simplifying Architecture
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In this paper, we suggest performance enhanced Mobile Web service architecture. Mobile Web Services are new technology that integrates different applications to provide interoperability. SOAP is a lightweight message exchanging protocol and is a principal factor that decides the Web Services performance. When a mobile Web Service is implemented with the Java technology, it should be implemented with both a SOAP message processor like AXIS, and Java Servlet container (e.g. Tomcat). This typical implementation is not efficient because it requires an additional communication port and process. In this paper, we suggest a new method that replaces this typical approach to enhance Web Service performance.
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In this paper, we suggest performance enhanced Mobile Web service architecture. Mobile Web Services are new technology that integrates different applications to provide interoperability. SOAP is a lightweight message exchanging protocol and is a principal factor that decides the Web Services performance. When a mobile Web Service is implemented with the Java technology, it should be implemented with both a SOAP message processor like AXIS, and Java Servlet container (e.g. Tomcat). This typical implementation is not efficient because it requires an additional communication port and process. In this paper, we suggest a new method that replaces this typical approach to enhance Web Service performance.
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