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 <description>Let’s put aside for now all the discussions about whether BPEL is an
appropriate tool to capture a “true” business process, i.e. to
implement the business logic understood by a business analyst (a topic</description>
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The air in the room was still and slightly cool, some might complain
too cool. Sitting near the window, providing light filtered by vertical
shades partially drawn was a man. Hair streaked with glints of gray
that indicated either age or stress. Yet the hair was somewhat betrayed
by the bright Hawaiian shirt that fit loosely over his shoulders. The
room had sufficient shadows to cause the glow...</description>
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 <description>The bulk of my career has been spent working with and implementing
distributed middleware.  In the mid-90&#039;s I worked for the parent
company of Open Environment Corporation working on DCE tools.  Later
on, I worked for Iona developing their next generation CORBA ORB. 
Currently, I work for the JBoss division of Red Hat, which is
entrenched in Java middleware.  So, you could say that I have...</description>
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 <description>It’s 2008 and it’s become clear that SOA is here to stay. The first to implement are realizing the benefits of an open architecture as well as the complexity involved with mapping business functionality to services. Security, however, is often still an afterthought. If considered at all, it is approached with conventional application security mechanisms, such as network and host system...</description>
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Projects are the lifeblood of an IT department. Almost
everything in IT is measured through a project lens. SOA, due to its
global-centric nature, is often viewed as incompatible with
project-based software delivery lifecycles. Thus, most companies find
themselves with the dilemma of how to effectively advance an SOA
initiatives and continue to deliver projects at the same time. 
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 <title>Interview with Jeff Davis, author of &quot;Open Source SOA&quot; along with a free chapter of the book.</title>
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This article represent an interview with  Jeff Davis, author of Manning&#039;s Open Source SOA, around his book subject and related areas. The book itself is an under development book and currently available as an early access release.  </description>
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 <title>Creating SOAP Message Handlers in 3 Simple Steps - Part 1</title>
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 <description>This tutorial takes a look at SOAP Message handlers and how easy it is to write handlers using JAX-WS 2.0. JAX-WS 2.0 allows both regular Java classes and stateless EJBs(Session beans) to be exposed as web services. The JAX-WS 2.0 is the core specification that defines the web services standard for Java EE 5 specification.</description>
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 <title>BPMN to BPEL: Going to Battle With One Hand Tied?</title>
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 <description>I have been looking at business process modeling and I am a bit puzzled about the connections between the different goals (strategy support, process documentation, automated execution….), audiences (LOB, business analysts, developers…) and tools (process editor, registry, simulation bench, IDE…). I see how it would be nice for all these to play well together. What I don’t quite see is...</description>
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 <title>Data Management: The Missing Link in Your SOA Strategy </title>
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 <description>Abstract: SOA is transforming the IT landscape and redefining the way
businesses integrate software applications. Properly deployed and
managed, it empowers business flexibility where there was none. But SOA
is only as good as the data it leverages. Bad data has ruined too many
enterprise software projects. Enter data management. </description>
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 <description>Earlier, we reviewed the excellent book Executing SOA: A Practical Guide for the Service Oriented Architect from IBM Press.  I recently had the opportunity to discuss the book and SOA in general with Robert Laird and Tilak Mitra, two of the authors of the book. It turned out to be an insightful dialog which surfaced real world experiences, continuing the practical theme of the book.</description>
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 <description>In this podcast interview, Peter Muir previews some of the upcoming features in Seam 2.1, including support for GWT and Wicket, improved security enhancements for identity management, permissioning, and single sign-on, as well as better support for RESTful application development.   Download the Podcast Here (14 MB) A complete transcript of the interview has been provided below:</description>
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 <description> Object-oriented programming languages and techniques provide a powerful means for designing and building applications. These techniques do not always translate well into a service oriented paradigm. Service orientation demands a different set of design guidelines and requirements than an object-oriented application. Understanding how an object-oriented design can negatively impact a...</description>
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This article describes a methodology for evaluating SOA
vendors that, when applied to analytical sources such as Gartner Group
or Forrester reports, can help shortlist appropriate vendors in an
objective way. This objectivity is ensured by a ranking and scoring
system based on a set of evaluation criteria within the corresponding
evaluation models. Toward the end of this article a final short...</description>
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 <description>
Here is an interview with  Arnon Rotem-Gal-Oz, author of Manning&#039;s SOA Patterns, which is an under development book and currently available as an early access release.  </description>
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 <description>I have nothing against Animoto. From what I know about them (mostly from John’s podcast with Brad Jefferson) they built their system, using EC2, in a very smart way.</description>
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