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Learn the Eight Principles of Web Services Management (cont'd)
Principle #8—Minimize the Role of Web Services in Managing Themselves
The Web services platform is the reception and transmission point for all SOAP messages. Thus, it can be used to determine whether the service is responding to messages and how long these responses take.
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The Web services platform can, for example, interact with the management tools to determine the time taken to process any incoming or outgoing SOAP message. In fact, the Web services platform plays an important role in delivering most of the management information about the Web services it supports to the management tools. It can relieve the Web services themselves of most of this duty. The exception to this is the case where unexpected events occur in the Web service; it must have some way of notifying the platform directly about such conditions.

Previous Page: Principle #7—Give Priority Attention to Management Messages Next Page: Changing Your Current Management Model
Page 1: IntroductionPage 6: Principle #5—Enable a Central View of Operations and Performance
Page 2: Principle #1—Know What Information You Need from the Web Service PlatformPage 7: Principle #6—Distinguish Platform Management Issues from those that are Specific to the Web Service
Page 3: Principle #2—Enforce the Separation of Management Concerns from Business Concerns in the Web Service InterfacePage 8: Principle #7—Give Priority Attention to Management Messages
Page 4: Principle #3—Adopt SOAP Messages for ManagementPage 9: Principle #8—Minimize the Role of Web Services in Managing Themselves
Page 5: Principle #4—Create an Alternate Route into the Web Services PlatformPage 10: Changing Your Current Management Model
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