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Web service applications integrate explicit client-service interactions with notification-style programming. Such event-driven interactions are often called implicit invocations because the notification message is not in itself a business interaction. Rather, it is used to implicitly trigger such interactions as a means for reacting to events. Web Services specifications such as WS-Notification have...
Object-oriented programming languages are losing pace with the rapidly evolving Web Services paradigm. They are unable to deal with the distributed, volatile nature of web services, and they lack expressive language constructs for complex web service interactions. In this paper, we present ServiceJ, a Java extension with integrated support for web service programming. By extending the type system...
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