Web Services Approach to Address the Challenges in Tribal Development

Authors

  • A. K. Hota
  • Bikram Kesari Ratha
  • Ashis Kumar Mahapatra
  • Manaw Modi

Abstract

ABSTRACT
In the world of ever-maturing distributed computing, service oriented architecture (SOA) and representational state transfer (REST) are the popular distributed architectures whereas web services, Windows communication foundation (WCF), .net remoting, etc., are the core components of inter-service communications. In a multi-application environment, applications multiply very fast and consequently inter-communication complexity grows at an alarming
rate. Simplifying the inter-application communication is a long desired goal for several reasons. Specifically, in e-Governance type of solutions, where multiple applications are implemented on different platforms and governed across departments, the inter-application communication is of paramount importance for seamless service to citizens. Fail -over, load balancing, security, etc., soon become nightmares and service management is challenged. Distributed services and even more distributed service consumers make an inefficient architecture – resulting in lower citizen value from systems. The objective is to develop a prototype “Integrated Data Engine” that centralizes inter-application service calls as a proxy which provides fault tolerance, security, load balancing capabilities, etc., with the specific focus on tribal development sector.

Keywords: e-Governance, SOA, web services

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Published

2019-07-09

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Vol. 3 No. 2 (2012)

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