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Asked: 2026-05-10T19:32:43+00:00

I’m implementing an SOA at a large company, and I’m not sure which web

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I’m implementing an SOA at a large company, and I’m not sure which web service specifications (WS-*) actually make sense to implement. At a minimum, I’m looking at WS-Addressing, WS-Security, WS-Eventing, and WS-ReliableMessaging. However, there are several other standards that look interesting, but I don’t know which ones are widely adapted. I don’t want to implement a standard (and force all the developers to follow them) if they’re not mature or necessary.

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I’m asking this question not about a specific situation, but in general. There are quite a few WS-* standards that don’t seem to have a lot of practical use (at least to me), so I’m really curious about which ones are widely used.

Thanks for your help!

KA

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  1. WS-Adressing is widely used, and quite useful. For WS-Security, consider the set of mechanisms you’ll need (based on your usage scenarios).

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