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In a service-oriented architecture (SOA), a service is a unit of work performed by a service provider to achieve desired results for one or more service consumers. A service provides a function that is well defined, self-contained (for example, loosely coupled to its environment), described solely by its interface contract and behavioral attributes (for example, it hides implementation), and located anywhere on the network.
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In a service-oriented architecture (SOA), a service is a unit of work performed by a service provider to achieve desired results for one or more service consumers. A service provides a function that is well defined, self-contained (for example, loosely coupled to its environment), described solely by its interface contract and behavioral attributes (for example, it hides implementation), and located anywhere on the network.


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Best Practices for SOA: Building a Data Services Layer
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These days nearly every sizable organization has either implemented some form of SOA or has it on th
The Unreliable Internet
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The Internet's a dangerous place for a message. Component failures, network connection issues, and o
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SOA or DOA
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Web applications built on a service-oriented architecture (SOA) promise to greatly improve IT effici
Mashups Accelerating and SOA Is Along for the Ride
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It doesn't take a rocket scientist to understand that mashups are moving from things that are concep
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Timing the Market with Distributed Genetics
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I've always been puzzled by the ability of some traders to consistently make money. A cynic would sa
Layer 7 Technologies Expands SOA Into Belgian Market
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Layer 7 Technologies announced its go-to-market partnership with Steria Benelux. Steria will act as
SOA World - Growing an SOA Garden
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