WS-Addressing, or Web Services Addressing, is a key specification for software services on the Internet. It defines endpoint references and message information headers to allow systems to support ...

Addressing is a mechanism for identifying and exchanging Web services messages among multiple end points. The WS-Addressing spec seeks to define a standard for this process. WS-Addressing is one of ...

The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C ) on Wednesday announced approval of the WS-Addressing (Web Services Addressing) 1.0 specification as a formal W3C recommendation, giving it the organization's final ...

WS-Addressing is a core dependency of many other WS* protocols which stack on top. Most platforms today can support WS-Addressing protocol - in fact web services most often support SOAP 1.2 with ...

With today’s acknowledgement by the W3C, the joint submission of WS-Addressing represents a milestone in the collaboration among BEA, IBM, Microsoft, SAP and Sun to further advance Web services ...

Some of the support for WS-Addressing Metadata is already implemented. The development for JAX-WS 2.2 is happening on jaxws22 branch of jax-ws-sources/jaxws-ri repository.

WSE 2.0 builds on the security, routing and attachment capabilities of version 1.0 and adds a foundation for building applications based on Web services specifications published by Microsoft and ...

The WS-Addressing creators call the submission of the specification to the W3C a milestone for their collaboration. Also, the companies say it is part of their efforts to provide a foundation for ...

WS-Addressing 1.0 offers a transport-neutral mechanism for addressing objects in Web services applications built on top of URLs, called an endpoint reference, or EPR , W3C said.