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Summary of Standard ST.90

 

Introduction

  • Purpose: To provide guidelines for APIs to ensure consistent, interoperable, and secure data exchange among Intellectual Property Offices (IPOs) and between IPOs and their users.
  • Objectives: Establish uniform design principles, improve interoperability, encourage reusability, promote secure information exchange, and integrate internal business processes dynamically with business partners.

Definitions and Terminology

  • HTTP: Foundation of data communication for the web, functioning as a request-response protocol.
  • API: Software components providing reusable interfaces for different applications to interact and exchange data.
  • REST: A set of principles for transmitting data over standardized interfaces, focusing on stateless services.
  • SOAP: Protocol for message exchange between applications, using XML-based message exchange.
  • Web Service: Method of communication over the web, categorized into REST and SOAP.
  • Service Contract: Document expressing how a service exposes its capabilities, including metadata for interactions.
  • URI, URL, ETag: Various terms related to resource identification and management on the web.

Scope

  • Coverage: Communications between IPOs and their applicants or data users, and between IPOs using device-to-device or device-to-software connections.
  • Design Rules and Conventions: Provided for RESTful and SOAP Web APIs, including a model API documentation or service contract.

Web API Design Principles

  • Standardized Service Contract: Crucial for consistent service design and governance.
  • Service Loose Coupling: Ensures independent evolution of clients and services.
  • Service Statelessness: Enhances scalability.
  • Service Reusability and Autonomy: Well-defined boundaries and reusable services.
  • Service Discoverability: Effective discovery and interpretation of services.
  • Use of Standards: Favors industry standards over locally optimized solutions.
  • Pick-and-choose Principle: Design rules based on specific implementation needs.

RESTful Web API

  • URI Components: Use hierarchical structures and consistent naming patterns.
  • HTTP Methods: Follow standardized semantics for GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE, etc.
  • Resource Model: Model as a resource hierarchy, leveraging the URI's hierarchical nature.
  • Multiple Formats Support: Use content type negotiation for JSON and XML formats.
  • Data Query Patterns: Support for pagination, sorting, field projection, and complex search expressions.

Error Handling

  • HTTP Status Codes: Use appropriate codes and detailed error payloads for robust error handling.

Additional Highlights:

  • Supporting Multiple Formats: APIs should support both XML and JSON, with consistent mapping between the two.
  • Service Contract Examples: Provides model contracts for SOAP (using WSDL) and RESTful APIs (using RAML and OAS).
  • Security Model: Emphasizes secure information exchange, with principles like least privilege and maximizing entropy.
  • API Maturity Model: Ensures a structured approach to API development and deployment.

Annexes:

  • Design Rules and Conventions: Detailed guidelines for RESTful and SOAP Web APIs.
  • HTTP Status Codes: Comprehensive list of status codes for consistent API responses.
  • High-Level Security Practices: Best practices for securing web APIs.

 

This standard provides a thorough framework for designing, implementing, and maintaining web APIs in the context of intellectual property data, ensuring robust, interoperable, and secure communication across different systems and organizations.

 

STANDARD ST.90.pdf
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