While working with Webservices, we all invariably encounter WSDLs. As Software architect and Designer I have noticed four distinct types of WSDLs.
1. A business entity do various operations
2. A business entity do one operation
3. One operation for various entities
4. Various operations for various business entities
Each pattern has its own pros and cons. Except option 3, all are widely used. Salesforce Enterprise WSDL follows option 2 while Oracle AIA is big fan of option 2. Lots of home grown applications in enterprises uses option 2.
For detailed list of operations in webservice refer: http://architecture-soa-bpm-eai.blogspot.com/2011/02/operations-in-service-interface-v-50.html
1. A business entity do various operations
2. A business entity do one operation
3. One operation for various entities
4. Various operations for various business entities
Each pattern has its own pros and cons. Except option 3, all are widely used. Salesforce Enterprise WSDL follows option 2 while Oracle AIA is big fan of option 2. Lots of home grown applications in enterprises uses option 2.
For detailed list of operations in webservice refer: http://architecture-soa-bpm-eai.blogspot.com/2011/02/operations-in-service-interface-v-50.html
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