WS-* Protocol Workshop Process Overview
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The document discusses the WS Protocol Workshop Process, which aims to apply software testing practices to web services specifications to promote interoperability. Workshops provide a way for interested parties to review, test, and validate specifications early in the development process. This helps identify and address problems before wide implementation. There are feedback workshops to gather comments, and interoperability workshops where implementations are tested against each other. The goal is community involvement in specification development and proven interoperability of implementations.
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Abstract:
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