FAA-STD-064, DOT FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION STANDARD PRACTICE: WEB SERVICE REGISTRATION (01 MAY 2009)

FAA-STD-064, DOT FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION STANDARD PRACTICE: WEB SERVICE REGISTRATION (01 MAY 2009)., This standard specifies the content and structure of the information needed to describe services registered in an FAA-affiliated service registry. It applies to the formulation of data concepts, including their meanings and their relationships, to be shared among people and machines. The nature of a service registration process is very broad, as it could be expected to contain everything from a simple version control policy to enterprise architectural assertions. The following is intended to more tightly constrain the in-scope requirements so as to prevent future confusion. a. This standard does not prescribe or limit the technological solutions for a registry. Rather, it seeks to provide a syntactic basis for the registration process that is flexible enough to accommodate different registry implementations for use across multiple business domains. b. This standard does not specify any configuration management (CM) or quality assurance (QA) policies, rules or assertions that an FAA service registration process may be subjected to. c. This standard does not implement or suggest an architectural or semantic schema specific to any FAA organization or Line of Business, but rather seeks to provide an extensible and flexible approach that may fit any FAA business domain. d. This standard does not specify any governance policies, rules or procedures that an FAA service registry may be subjected to.