Innovative Technologies of Web Services and Security Protocols
Keywords:
Web services, XACML, JSONAbstract
The research paper on "Innovative Web Services Technologies and Security Protocols" will explore: (a) the purpose of the SOAP protocol, (b) the shortcomings of the SOAP protocol, (c) the existence of possible security vulnerabilities within the SOAP protocol and (d) protection options. In addition to the research part, the paper will also apply the scientific method of content analysis based on which certain definitions of WEB services will be given, such as: XML, XACML, JSON, AJAX and REST. Also, theoretically will be explained in detail: web services, web services model with security standards and protocols such as: AJAX protocol, SOAP protocol, IPSec protocol and REST state transfer. In addition to these protocols and XML as an extensible language for tagging data and documents, an indispensable part of web services are formats such as: HTML 5.3 and JSON open standard for formatting data when transferring between applications that will also be covered by research. In addition to the above, various protocols used by IPSec will be presented in the paper, such as: AH protocol, ESP protocol and IKEv2 protocol. The paper will also present the results of a survey on the topic: "Web application programming".
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