It can be difficult for developers, architects, and managers to keep up with new software packages and releases. This can be especially true with fast moving technologies like Web services. This article provides an overview of the main technologies that comprise the Java Web Services D...

May. 26, 2005 Reads: 37,033

Web Services ... the Apache Way

The Apache Web Services Project is an umbrella project consisting of many projects. The scope of projects goes from SOAP implementations to a UDDI implementation to a host of WS-* implementation efforts. The developer community is a vibrant one, coming from a mixture of large companies...

Jan. 5, 2005 Reads: 20,235

The Last Mile, Revisited

A couple of issues ago, I railed about the lack of Web services- based technology to provide the last hurdle of any service - representation in a user interface. While many Web services will only be accessed programmatically, still more are destined to find their way, one way or anothe...

Jan. 4, 2005 Reads: 24,765 Replies: 1

Deploying Large-Scale Interoperable Web Services Infrastructures

Web services have moved beyond the experimental stage in many organizations and are now becoming the foundation of numerous service-oriented architectures. Thus, architects are concerned about best practices for building, deploying, and maintaining a large-scale interoperable Web servi...

Jan. 4, 2005 Reads: 41,128 Replies: 3

Consuming Web Services

Until now, Web services have mainly been used to integrate application servers and databases behind corporate firewalls. However, powerful new services are becoming available over the public Internet as well. Companies such as salesforce.com, Grand Central Communications, eBay, Amazon,...

Jan. 4, 2005 Reads: 18,698

Fuego Studio 5.1

Organizations large and small routinely face challenges in managing business processes. From an administrative standpoint, policies and procedures are put in place to ensure compliance. However, no matter how strictly they are enforced, there are always those who work outside their bou...

Jan. 4, 2005 Reads: 24,742

Metadata Evolution Management in Your SOA

This article describes the increasing importance of metadata in today's service-oriented application landscape, and the consequent fragility inherent in architectures when faced with change.

Jan. 4, 2005 Reads: 19,967

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