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to begin exploring web services testing. We learned the basics of SoapUI and
how easy it was to write functional tests without writing a single line of
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This two-part article series studies object-orientation and
service-orientation by providing a comparison of goals, concepts, and
principles. Both articles are comprised of excerpts from the book &amp;quot;SOA:
Principles of Service Design&amp;quot; [REF-1]. If you haven&#039;t already, be sure
to read the first part of this article series [REF-5] before
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