webservice as a complex service

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How to build a web service as a complex service where that includes a controller/master service that is responsible for interfacing with the client application.The client does not have knowledge of the individual web services where the client makes use of the controller for consuming any web services, only the controller has the knowledge of all available web services.

CLIENT APPLICATION -----> MASTER/CONTROLLER SERVICE---------------WEBSERVICE 1 ..... WEBSERVICE N

PLEASE HElP

Posted 26-May-13 19:11pm

ahmed rageeb

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David_Wimbley 27-May-13 1:31am

What does this mean? I don't understand what "client does not have knowledge of individual web services". The client has to know about the web service in order to use it.

To be it sounds like what you are asking for is a load balancer but what do i know.

ahmed rageeb 27-May-13 2:51am

Is there any web service which users master controller service which is implemented as a complex services? I know web services but have come up with a scenario project implementation like this and lost here...any thoughts

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 27-May-13 1:31am

What do you mean "how"? By doing some hard work. You are not asking about anything certain. You could explain some of your problems and ask an advice on solving them or something which could make it clear what to help with.
—SA

ahmed rageeb 27-May-13 2:56am

I am just trying to understand by asking whether there is any principles and Practices on designing web services using master/controller service, if any will love to see examples on those...thanks

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