Category: Technology
Company: Gartner
Created by: consultant
Number of Blossarys: 2
English (EN) Web-oriented architecture (WOA) is a substyle of service-oriented architecture (SOA) that leverages Web architecture. It emphasizes the generality of interfaces (user interfaces and APIs) via five ...
Refers to any application or document that uses the Internet as a communication backbone while exploiting Hypertext Transport Protocol (HTTP) as a means to link to other applications or content.
Web widgets are reusable, stand-alone Web applications that can be embedded into third-party sites by any user that has appropriate rights of authorship. They don’t require site-specific compiling or ...
Web TV services enable a user to access the Web on a television set using a special remote control and a decoder that sits on top of the TV. Services are offered by various types of provider — e.g., ...
Deploying Web-services-enabled software will be an evolutionary process, not a revolutionary one. The majority of software vendors have committed to supporting Web services software standards within ...
A software concept and infrastructure — supported by several major computing vendors (notably Microsoft and IBM) — for program-to-program communication and application component delivery. The Web ...
The central location that hosts Web pages or a website and enables a remote “client” (system or program) to access the material held.
