Abstract: Provided is a path-token-based web service caching method including determining whether or not stored cache data exists when a web service call request exists, and when the cache data does not exist, creating a predetermined path-token set and a predetermined tag data set based on a message schema of Web Services Description Language (WSDL), and creating a request Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) message, creating a request SOAP message template by using a path-token for the created request SOAP message, and calling the web service, and creating cache data including the tag data set, input values set, the request SOAP message template, the request SOAP message, and SOAP binding information. Accordingly, the method can solve the problems of a conventional web service caching method whereby the method can not cope with change in the number of inputs, and an exact input position is not searched for when an input value is changed.

Abstract: A system for aborting web services automatically and a method thereof are provided. In the system, an application program container has a first web service application program embedded, intercepts a message that is transmitted and received between a second web service program located externally and the first web service application program, identifies the kind of an operation requested by the second web service application program, and keeps information required for compensation. A protocol manager generates and manages a first sub-transaction object by a request of the second web service application program. A local compensator compensates the first sub-transaction if a global transaction coordinator that coordinates the state and success factor of a global transaction which is an upper-layer transaction of the generated first sub-transaction sends a command to compensate a second sub-transaction already committed.

Abstract: In an UDDI web service registry system based on an ebXML registry, a first client system supports a web service based on an UDDI protocol and transceives an UDDI message. An UDDI registry processes a service request of the UDDI message. A second client system supports a web service based on an ebXML protocol and transceives an ebXML message. An ebXML registry processes service requests of the compatible ebXML message. An UDDI service module transforms the UDDI message into a compatible ebXML message and transmits the ebXML message to the ebXML registry.