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  • ad hoc testing

    Ad hoc testing is a non-methodical approach to assessing the viability of a product. Commonly used in software development, ad hoc testing is performed without a plan of action, and actions taken are not typically documented.Definition

  • Selecting a SOA testing tool

    Choosing a SOA testing tool can be tricky and, if done incorrectly, can diminish ROI. Learn what to consider when selecting a SOA testing tool.Tip

  • Agile, cloud and DevOps targets for HP ALM suite updates

    As continuously evolving Web applications become the rule, continuous delivery is becoming a fact of life throughout IT shops. See how applications are preparing for the HP ALM suite updates.News | 26 Jun 2012

  • Reporter’s notebook: Hadoop, cloud testing and more

    This week, new Hadoop tools and cloud testing platforms took the fore.News | 13 Jun 2012

  • Microsoft, others put OData Web protocol up for OASIS standardization

    The OData protocol, associated with JSON and REST efforts, started with Microsoft but may be expanded by the OASIS standards group.News | 06 Jun 2012

  • Service virtualization arises to meet services testing obstacles

    Service virtualization allows teams to simulate services before they are truly available. That’s a plus for Agile development and integration testing.News | 15 May 2012

  • Service virtualization tool adds REST support: Symptoms of SOA

    Agile development and composite applications are a hallmark of SOA these days, but they are not without their difficulties. The push to rapidly deploy composite apps complicates the life of the QA team , whose members must now create test beds to work with a mishmash of services.News | 07 May 2012

  • Seven SOA testing steps to adhere to

    In a service oriented architecture (SOA), every part acts as an independent component to create a heterogeneous system altogether.News | 13 Mar 2012

  • Shim uses node.js to test sites on multiple browsers

    Shim is a node.js app that enables simultaneous, sync web surfing across a variety of browsers and devices. It was developed within Boston Globe's media lab as a way to study how web sites look on different types of devices and browsers. A laptop simply intercepts all WiFi traffic that is redirected to a custom node.js server, which then inserts a "shim" javascript at the head of each web page that it visited. This shim, once loaded in a device's browsers, opens and maintains a socket connection to the server. The goal of shim is to make cross-device and cross-browser testing much easier.News | 16 Jan 2012

  • How to build a high performance application development organization

    Forrester Analyst David West explained how to build a highly effective application development organization from the perspective of a highly productive and valuable testing program.Video

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  • Successful SOA building: It's not a project, it's a program

    Author advises: SOA architects need to guide and drive the organization out of its comfort zone. Enterprise Architect Rick Sweeney discusses the cultural, organizational and operational impact of an architecture-driven SOA, and why the SOA architect needs to step up and lead. This is part2 of a two-part series.Tip

  • When should you consider SOA governance tools?

    SOA governance can be defined as the policies, peoples, and proccesses that keep a SOA initiative in line. So when should you invest in tools to help? Our expert has the answer.Ask the Expert

  • Aggregate services across multiple cloud domains

    Vordel has released a SOA product for aggregating services across multiple cloud domains in a central repository.News | 06 Nov 2009

  • WSO2 redesigns their SOA approach

    Open source ESB and Web services specialist WSO2 announced recently that it has added operational SOA governance features to its offerings.Tip

  • UDDI clients and UDDI implementations

    Anne Thomas Manes explains the differences between open source clients and open source implementations.Ask the Expert

  • Creating an enterprise data dictionary

    Anne Thomas Manes discusses the best way to go about creating an enterprise data dictionary and why the systems works well.Ask the Expert

  • SOA governance: We have a problem

    Users seem to know they have an SOA governance problem, but they remain unsure as to how to fix it, according to Software AG's Miko Matsumura.Article | 14 Jul 2008

  • What is service repository?

    Sri Nagabhirava explains the difference between registry and repository and whether repository is necessary when building services.Ask the Expert

  • Mule architect sees REST with Atom rising, UDDI fading

    While SOAP and WSDL caught on, UDDI, the third leg of the Web services stool, has never enjoyed much popularity even as governance became more important to SOA. Dan Diephouse, the creator of XFire and software architect at MuleSource Inc., discusses these trends in the second part of a conversation from last week's Java One conference in San Francisco. There are times when Web services make sense, but he sees limited uptake on UDDI. Right now, he is putting the finishing touches on Mule Galaxy, the REST-based open source registry/repository that employs the Atom Publishing Protocol.Interview | 12 May 2008

  • Java One: Mule architect looks to bring REST to SOA

    A best-of-breed approach to SOA combining the strength of JMS, the Spring framework and the Mule ESB is what Dan Diephouse, the creator of XFire and software architect at MuleSource Inc., recommends for enterprise developers. In a conversation at JavaOne, he also talks about his work on Mule Galaxy, the REST-based open source registry/repository that is going GA later this month. Noting that a colleague refers to registry/repository offerings from closed source vendors as "a rich man's game," Diephouse set out to create a reg/rep for the REST of us.Interview | 08 May 2008

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