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SOA Planned Architecture

February 11, 2010 | In: SOA

Back when we were planning on how we could implement a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) at work, we had many special consideration to take into account. While we are far from having a final solution, we did come up with at least a game plan and some...

I've been meaning to share this for many reasons, but I've been bogged down with projects lately. However, it has allowed the code to mature and get streamlined a bit, so it's good that some time has passed. This is a pattern that we've come up with at...

As part of the Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) that I'm implementing at work, I wanted to investigate setting up a private UDDI so that developers across the country could publish and find any core services. The first hit on Google when searching on...

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