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As you can imagine, I spend a lot of time speaking to people about service-oriented architecture (and its variants for infrastructure and enterprise) and about how best to create a true implementation (or at least, an effective one). There is a great deal of detail in creating such an artifact – d...
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Traditional development produces applications that are closed to wide usage. Custom development is required to open these programs to wide-scale integration. In contrast, Web services applications are by default open to other systems and additional configuration is required to block access.
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Very clear case made for the need of web service consumer / web service provider interaction through client and server artifacts. The analogy with VPN is quite convincing. Another positive aspect is the ability to relate such an architecture to business processes in terms of security requirements. The only concern is ease of deployment and runtime performance, but I expect products based on Toufic''s architecture to take care of those concerns.


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Brooks Andrus wrote: Wow, there's a ton of FUD in this article. Let's start at the top. 1) You absolutely do not need a server license to deploy Flash content. A plugin (client-side) is required, but nothing is required on the server. 2) You can produce Flash content for free with Adobe's open source Flex SDK or wi...
olfa wrote: Hi my email is olfa.ghezail@inria.fr,If you can send the source code from the service, i would like to test the service. thanks in advance
EJM wrote: I thought ita all about the LEGO toy. Well nice article too. Im gonna post my handmade jewelry blog too.
Graham Charters wrote: Thanks for posting this information. I agree that EDM and MDM are growth areas at the moment, with more and more companies recognising the benefits - both business and economic - that these types of technologies provide. And companies such as Initiate Systems (www.initiatesystems.com) are ideall...
Edwin van der Sanden wrote: I have started a poll on the subject of Enterprise Mashups here : http://www.micropoll.com/akira/TakeSurvey?id=1086551
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