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Non-functional Properties

Parimala et al., 2018

Document ID
2497308376782489023
Author
Parimala N
Saini A
Publication year
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Webservices: Theory and Practice

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A webservice is intended to support communication between various applications over the world wide web. There are three types of properties that are associated with a webservice- functional, behavioural and non-functional. Non-functional properties are defined as the …
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