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Modeling tools, BPM development, SOA Orchestration, Event-driven architecture and CEP, SOAP
Java, Microsoft .NET, Mobile application development, Portals, presentation and clients, Application servers and Web service platforms, Open source, Frameworks, Tools, Ajax and RIA
SOA mainframe and legacy application modernization, Cloud and Grid, Security, Choosing a cloud development platform, XML appliances
APIs, ESB, EAI, Enterprise middleware for SOA
Operational BI for SOA, Data management, Mashups, Representational State Transfer (REST)
Service management, Web services testing, SOA governance, Registry and Repository, Web services performance, XML and XML schema
At JavaOne, Jack Vaughan interviews Oracle user Michael Rokitka, software engineer and Web
architect for a New York real estate investment firm, about his current SOA and BPM
projects.
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