Handling an organization's communication needs with a single web service

Casey Wilson, Aspen Olmsted
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Successful communication of information via web services can be a complex and error-prone task, in large part due to network complexity between multiple fine-grained web services. This complexity can decrease ease of maintainability and increase inconsistency between the source and target destinations. A single all-encompassing web service that meets all of an organization's needs can be implemented that performs both generic or highly specific tasks. We have created a REST web service in Salesforce that handles multiple objects and performs specific tasks to test the viability of a single web service to meet all of an organization's needs. We found that one web service can be implemented to handle multiple or specific tasks with a single call. We show that as the number of database actions per single request increases so does the efficiency with which each individual action is processed. A reduction in the number of web services coupled with an increase of the functionality of a single web service provides many benefits when compared to multiple smaller web services.
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使用单个web服务处理组织的通信需求
通过web服务成功地进行信息通信可能是一项复杂且容易出错的任务,这在很大程度上是由于多个细粒度web服务之间的网络复杂性。这种复杂性会降低可维护性,并增加源和目标目的地之间的不一致性。可以实现一个满足组织所有需求的包罗一切的web服务,它既可以执行一般任务,也可以执行高度特定的任务。我们在Salesforce中创建了一个REST web服务,它处理多个对象并执行特定的任务,以测试单个web服务的可行性,以满足组织的所有需求。我们发现一个web服务可以通过一个调用来处理多个或特定的任务。我们将展示,随着每个请求的数据库操作数量的增加,处理每个单独操作的效率也会提高。与多个较小的web服务相比,web服务数量的减少加上单个web服务功能的增加提供了许多好处。
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