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Mainframes and legacy applications for SOA
Mainframes are high-performance computers used for large-scale computing purposes that require greater availability and security than a smaller-scale machine can offer. Legacy applications and data are those that have been inherited from languages, platforms, and techniques earlier than current technology. Learn more information about mainframes and legacy applications for service-oriented architecture.
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SOA benefits from WCF interop, Iona CTO says
SearchSOA.com | 06 Mar 2008
ARTICLE - SOA developers will benefit from Microsoft's new interoperability efforts to provide for integration of WCF with Java and legacy systems, argues Eric Newcomer, CTO of Iona.
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Composite services next step for mainframe SOA?
SearchSOA.com | 28 Feb 2008
ARTICLE - Composite services, which include mainframe transactions, data, application logic, as well as outside Web services, can make mainframers players in the SOA world.
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Grid technology
10 Sep 2007
EXPERT ANSWER - David Linthicum discusses the advantages and disadvantages of grid technology.
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So you think you know SOA?
20 Aug 2007
TIP - The new SearchWebServices.com SOA lifecycle fundamentals quiz covers tests readers on the principles of SOA as well as its planning and ROI considerations.
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The multiple points of entry in SOA
23 Jul 2007
TIP - SOA projects can range far and wide, giving architects, IT managers and executives a lot to learn and organize as they pursue service orientation.
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