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SOA Created AJAX and Rich Internet Applications

Thu, 22 May 2008 12:00:00 EDT

SOA has come a long way from a concept to wide-scale adoption by the enterprise at multiple layers of IT. SOA implementation at the UI layer is the latest in SOA adoption trends. SOA has manifested itself in a number of flavors such as the creation of a rich user experience by using technology like AJAX, provisioning value-added services by mashing up data from multiple sources, community-based peer-to-peer interactions, creating collective intelligence, creating collaborative platforms often catering to a trusted community, and creating modular content-based sites.

A Performance Comparison of Popular Open Source Web Services Engines

Mon, 08 Oct 2007 14:00:00 EDT

Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) stands on the twin pillars of reusability and interoperability. Any business function that can be reused is an ideal candidate to be exposed as a service. A reusable service, until and unless implemented in an interoperable manner, isn't much use. Web Services standards provide standards-based interfaces for service description, discovery, and message definitions to invoke such services.

Exploring the Convergence of Service Management Paradigms in Enterprises

Thu, 31 May 2007 16:00:00 EDT

Enterprises have started to realize the value of Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) and have adopted it as a mainstream enterprise IT architecture. However it's important for enterprises to realize that SOA presents a significantly different business and technology adoption model from a management perspective.

Best Practices and Solutions for Managing Versioning of SOA Web Services

Wed, 26 Oct 2005 09:45:00 EDT

Service-oriented architecture (SOA) and Web services are being critically considered by most organizations today in some form or another. The adoption of SOA and Web services has gained momentum after the standardization of various aspects such as security, business process coordination, transaction management, communication protocol, registration and discovery, etc. However, one notable and practical aspect of designing, implementing, and managing services has not been tackled at a specification level. This aspect is related to the management of change and interface versions.