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Requestor Friendly Web Services

Web service providers rely on the Web Service Description Language (WSDL) as the way to communicate information about an available service to a service requestor. This description or meta-data of the service is used by a service requestor to inspect the available interfaces and to access the service. In this paper, we argue that publishing a WSDL with a functional description of a service alone is not requestor friendly, i.e., it does not allow the requestor any flexibility in improving the end-to-end responsiveness and customize the Web Service behavior. We present some scenarios to back this argument and also outline a spectrum of solution approaches.