[MOBY-dev] [moby] Example of a response message with SOAP envelope

[Javier de la Torre]

Ups,

Right, so my service can be considered a normal web service + a  
biomoby service. Somehow a MOBY service like mine can be described as  
a normal web service PLUS:

-It does not validate incoming messages, it only make use of the  
piece it understand

Apart of this, the service can be described in a WSDL file. Well, one  
way to use it, somehow the "canonical" model that represent the  
object that was used to create it.

Uhmmm I still have to think about this more in detail, sorry if I  
dont understand very well some things and I am just thinking loud.  
And I also have to probe that my service will not crash when you send  
your MyScientificName. I am actually using XSLT to take the  
information I need so I think I am safe because inside your  
MyScientificName there will still be a ScientificName. I dont mind  
where in the XML it is because XSLT will find it, hopefully!

Javier.

On 19/09/2006, at 16:13, Paul Gordon wrote:

> No, the beauty of BioMOBY is that it combines Web Services with the
> Semantic Web.  So I can subclass your ScientificName in the ontology,
> and I MUST be allowed to submit an instance of MyScientificName it to
> your service.  The shared ontology is the key to automagic
> interoperability...
>> Right,
>>
>> Thats why BioMOBY is so interesting I suppose. But some services will
>> always accept one, and only one, moby object. For example the first
>> service I created consumes a ScientificName, that is a string. I dont
>> think I can understand any other object as input for this service.
>> Then BioMOBY acts as a simple web service, right?
>>
>> On 19/09/2006, at 15:51, Paul Gordon wrote:
>>
>>
>>>> And a way to produce MOBY services in a RESTful way would make it
>>>> very easy to create these kind of MOBY services... In general the
>>>> request services will always accept the same object and parameters
>>>> and produce the same object as a result... and create a service  
>>>> like
>>>> this in any language is really simple!
>>>>
>>> I can submit a CommentedDNASequence to a service that accepts a
>>> VirtualSequence (or a blast-text to a service that accepts Object),
>>> and
>>> if I remember correctly this is where things started to break  
>>> down in
>>> traditional Web Services descriptions...
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