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Web Services Technical StandardThere is an increasing need in government for the exchange of information between systems. This provides a challenge because many new and legacy systems have proprietary interfaces that provide limited scope for interoperability. Web services provide one solution to this problem by providing open standards for information exchange that is supported by a number of application vendors. However, the use of web services alone does not guarantee interoperability. There are a number of design and technology choices that need to be made to ensure that systems are interoperable. The Tasmanian Government Web Services Technical standard is intended to provide standards information to enable and enhance interoperability when developing web services in the Tasmanian Government. Additional resources, base on learnings from the Monetary Penalties Enforcement Project, have been also provided to support the Standard. Web Services Technical Standard v1.0
A standard to support interoperability of web services across Tasmanian Government. Enhancing the Interoperability of Systems v1.0The learnings from the Monetary Penalties Enforcement Project for enhancing the interoperability of systems. This document is an additional resource to support the Tasmanian Goverment Web Services Technical Standard. Creating a Document Metaphor for Information Interchange – XML, Schemas and Transforms v0.CProvides the learnings from the Monetary Penalties Enforcement Project for creating a document metaphor for information interchange. This document is an additional resource to support the Tasmanian Goverment Web Services Technical Standard. |
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