250 news & feature articles results for "ubl web services interoperability organization"

XML standards body OASIS ratifies WS-Security as a standard, considered a milestone in making Web services a viable alternative to proprietary security systems.

Posted by Martin LaMonica

Standards body publishes three technical compliance guidlines regarding how attached files exchange data.

Posted by Martin LaMonica

The consortium of companies--which includes Sun Microsystems' rivals IBM and Microsoft--is working to make emerging Web services products compatible.

Posted by Alorie Gilbert

A technical committee forges ahead with development of a Sun- and Oracle-backed reliable-messaging specification without the support of industry heavyweights IBM and Microsoft.

Posted by Martin LaMonica

The computing giant releases an early version of source code for version 1.4 of the Java flavor, with support for a new WS-I Web services standard.

Posted by David Becker

IBM's director of Web Services, Bob Sutor, punctures the misconceptions, half-truths and outright fantasies that accompany this next big thing. The good news: There's still lots to be excited about.

Posted by Bob Sutor

About 50 companies, including BEA Systems, Hewlett-Packard and Oracle, join the nonprofit group led by Microsoft and IBM. But one notable giant hasn't hopped aboard: Sun.

Posted by Wylie Wong

Multiple standards muddy the waters and keep customers from taking the Web services plunge.

Posted by Martin LaMonica

The company and a handful of partners are seeking the approval of a Web services specifications for coordinating electronic transactions.

Posted by Martin LaMonica

The company plans to submit a specification to OASIS in an effort to jump-start the development of an important Web services standard.

Posted by Martin LaMonica