GB/T 33846.2-2017
ActiveInformation technology—SOA supportive functional units interoperability—Part 2: Technology requirement
信息技术 SOA支撑功能单元互操作 第2部分：技术要求
Application Summary AI generated
This standard specifies technical requirements for ensuring interoperability between Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) supportive functional units, such as service registries, repositories, and governance tools. It is applied in enterprise IT systems and software development environments where multiple SOA components from different vendors must exchange data and services seamlessly. The standard is used during system integration, procurement, and testing to verify compliance with interoperability protocols.
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