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Messaging

SOAP: Support for the SOAP wire protocol is built into JAX-WS.

MTOM: JAX-WS also consists of support for Message Transmission Optimization Mechanism (MTOM) for optimizing the wire format of SOAP messages.
WS-Addressing: supports normalized web service addresses, enabling multiple transports to be utilized (besides HTTP).

Metadata

WSDL: Support for the Web Services Description Language is built into JAX-WS

WS-Policy: Policies express and deal with requirements and capabilities of web service customers and providers
WS-MetadataExchange: “WS-MEX” is a protocol to allow a consumer to obtain a service’s metadata (i.e., its WSDL and policies). Believe of it as a bootstrap mechanism for communication.

Security

WS-SecurityPolicy: Defines particular policies (i.e., assertions) that describe how messages are secured.
WS-Security: Provides message content integrity and confidentiality (even in the presence of intermediaries).

WS-Trust: Provides techniques for issuing, renewing, and validating security tokens utilized by WS-Security. It also gives techniques to establish and broker trust relationships.
WS-SecureConversation: Can be viewed as a security optimization (i.e., far better message level security and efficiency in numerous-message exchanges).

High quality of Service (QoS)

WS-ReliableMessaging: Enables a messaging system to recover from failures caused by messages that are lost or misordered in transit.
WS-Coord: A framework for offering protocols that coordinate the actions of distributed applications. Employed by WS-AtomicTransactions.

WS-AtomicTransactions: Supports two phase commit semantics such that either all operations invoked within an atomic transaction succeed or are all rolled back.

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