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The difference between EAI and ESB
Published by: SearchSOA.com | 16 Aug 2005
EXPERT RESPONSE - A SearchWebServices.com member asks one of our experts, "What is the difference between enterprise application integration (EAI) and the enterprise service bus (ESB)?" Read the response or pose a question of your own to any ... |
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How ESBs can bring about a change in rip and replace thinking
Published by: SearchSOA.com | 19 Jul 2005
TIP - Existing systems need to work together for SOA success. This article addresses the need for application and system equality and how the enterprise service bus can make it happen. |
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Three tips for choosing an ESB
Published by: SearchSOA.com | 06 Jul 2009
TIP - Deciding whether to implement an ESB, or trying to determine what kind of ESB to use? These three tips will help you choose. |
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EAI in use
Published by: SearchSOA.com | 27 Aug 2007
EXPERT RESPONSE - David Linthicum declares that although there is little discussion of EAI lately, it is still widely used and popular. |
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WSTx (Web Services Transactions)
WORD - WSTx (Web Services Transaction) is a set of XML markup specifications designed to permit the use of open, standard protocols for secure, reliable transactions across the Web... (Continued) |
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WS-Policy
WORD - WS-Policy is an abbreviation for the Web Services Policy specifications, members of the core Web Services architecture specifications... (Continued) |
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WS-AtomicTransaction
WORD - WS-AtomicTransaction, also called Web Services Atomic Transaction or WS-AT, is a specification that defines how single transactions are carried out based on WS-Coordination and WS-Transaction, companion specifications for ... |
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Why does RosettaNet have to use BPSS or BPEL4WS?
EXPERT RESPONSE - Why does RosettaNet have to use either BPSS or BPEL4WS to express its standards for executing business transactions using Web services? It seems that RosettaNet would gain by expressing the standards for the business aspects ... |
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Benefits of RosettaNet
EXPERT RESPONSE - What are the most important benefits a company can realize from a RosettaNet implementation? |
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RosettaNet and Business Process Management
EXPERT RESPONSE - I have the impression that RosettaNet has struggled to get its user companies to standardize their business processes at a deeper level than transaction send/receive. Has RosettaNet's experience tended to validate the ... |
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OASIS okays ebXML messaging standard
NEWS - OASIS, the international open standards consortium, today announced that its members have approved ebXML Messaging Services (ebMS) version 3.0, which defines a Web services-based method for the reliable, secure exchange of ... |
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OASIS approves business process standard
NEWS - ebXML Business Process Specification Schema (ebXML BPSS or ebBP) version 2.0.4 has received the highest level of ratification from members of OASIS, the international standards consortium has announced. "ebXML BPSS defines a ... |
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EbXML Technical Architecture spec approved
NEWS - An ebXML Technical Architecture Specification was the result of a recent conference in Vancouver. The specification is intended to serve as a roadmap and foundation for other ebXML specifications, according to participants. A ... |
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SOA specs for energy industry planned
NEWS - Science Applications International Corp. (SAIC) today announced a collaborative initiative with energy companies to develop service oriented architecture (SOA) interoperability standards for the industry. For utility ... |
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OASIS okays ebXML messaging standard
NEWS - OASIS, the international open standards consortium, today announced that its members have approved ebXML Messaging Services (ebMS) version 3.0, which defines a Web services-based method for the reliable, secure exchange of ... |
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Web 2.0 at the old ballgame
ARTICLE - Major League Baseball adopts Web 2.0 to authenticate home run balls for fans and provide umpires with the latest game time weather reports. |
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WSDL Tutorial
TUTORIAL - Our new Web Services Description Language (WSDL) tutorial provides the tips, expert advice, news, trends and products you need to get started with or optimize your use of WSDL. |
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WSDLs get a report card
ARTICLE - WSDL definitions, schema, PortTypes, bindings, messages, and services are graded for quality by a product known as WSDL Report Card. |
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Microsoft modeling strategy: Work in progress
ARTICLE - Microsoft announced that it will release tools that will work under the umbrella of the company's emerging Oslo meta modeling, but strategy appears to still be a work in progress. |
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Data services mashup wizard latest for SOA
ARTICLE - Wizard technology for mashing up data services can help enterprise database administrators, as well as a new generation of 'mashup authors,' WSO2 director shows. |
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ESB Tutorial
TUTORIAL - Our new ESB tutorial provides the expert advice, definitions, implementation examples, trends and news you need to get started with or optimize the performance of an enterprise service bus. |
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Will SOA go the way of CORBA?
NEWS - Is service-oriented architecture (SOA) "just XML/SOAP based CORBA with evolving standards around it?" The author explores the opportunities and pitfalls of the service-oriented approach. |
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Rubio on roots of interop
NEWS - In a series of entries on TheServerSide Interoperability Blog, Daniel Rubio takes a look at approaches used for achieving Java and .NET interoperability without the use of Web services, from messaging, CORBA to JNI. In ... |
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Enterprise mashup user story: Knowing your data
ARTICLE - At Pfizer, embracing mashups required a shift in culture but made software development faster and more collaborative. This is part 2 of 3 in a special report on enterprise mashups. |
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