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Principle 9: WIS 2.0 will phase out the use of routing tables and bulletin headers
Principle 9: WIS 2.0 will phase out the use of routing tables and bulletin headers
- Xiaoxia Chen
Owned by Xiaoxia Chen
BENEFITS:
Simplified message switching operations for all Members because routeing table maintenance no longer required.
Faster setup of new data-sharing arrangements as there is no need to wait for intermediate nodes to update their routeing table configuration.
With the elevation of Web services to a primary concern of WIS 2.0, the WIS Catalogue and the WMO Core Metadata specification[1] needs to be updated.
[1] Manual on WIS (WMO-No. 1060), Appendix C: WMO Core Metadata Profile
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