Long touted as a
revolutionary technology,
Web services promise to
make IT infrastructures
obsolete. They enable the
free flow of information
across systems, lowering
the cost and complexity
of integration across
entire enterprises.
In July 2002, BEA, IBM,
and Microsoft released a
trio of specifications
designed to support
business transactions
over Web services.
BPEL4WS, WS-Transaction,
and WS-Coordination
together form the bedrock
for reliably
choreographin...
While the vision of
process management is not
new, existing theories
and systems have not been
able to cope with the
reality of business
processes - until now. By
placing business
processes on center
stage, as first class
citizens...
Until now, the options
available for
implementing business
flows in a typical
enterprise-computing
environment were
daunting. IT project
managers had to choose
between complex high-end
EAI/BPM solutions and
high-risk application
...
In one day, a CIO
receives two dreaded
e-mails from the CEO, who
is acting under board
pressure to change the
company's fortunes. The
first 'asks' for a
revised IT budget
reflecting a 15% cut for
the rest of the year. The
second c...
Web services technology
is rapidly evolving to
meet the complex needs of
the enterprise customer.
The ability to integrate
and assemble individual
Web services into
standards-based business
processes is an important
element of the
...
Web services are rapidly
emerging as the most
practical approach for
integrating a wide array
of customer, vendor, and
business-partner
applications. While many
companies have begun to
deploy individual Web
services, the real value ...
Having been endorsed by
virtually every
technology vendor on the
planet, Web services are
now evolving from
'feature' to 'fabric.'
They are moving from the
latest buzzword (hot new
feature) to a mature and
accepted technology
(fab...
Companies have been
looking for ways to open,
or expose, key pieces of
their enterprise
applications to customers
and partners since the
Internet took off as a
business tool. They want
the efficiency, cost
savings, and ability to
...
Today's economy requires
that businesses take a
pragmatic approach to
managing productivity and
costs. The mandate is to
optimize efficient
processes throughout the
organization. In the
ongoing search to improve
IT productivity, man...
Business processes reach
across enterprises and
partners, and require a
range of complex
functions. As the reach
and range of your
business processes
increase, consider (a)
moving these functions
into an integration
network, such ...
While carefully sorting
out junk mail in my inbox
late one evening, I came
across something that
caught my attention.
First of all, as product
review editor, it is my
duty and responsibility
to give the subject line
of any e-mail a ...
Being left handed and,
therefore, left footed, I
once tried to take
dancing lessons so I'd
look a little less
ungainly at family
functions like weddings.
My father, who's
ambidextrous, makes it
look easy. Of course, I
always forg...
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I took the advice of a
friend of mine and
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'normal' movie theaters
and went a little out of
the way to go to a DLP
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There are 8,909 books
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the title; there are(!)
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word investment in the
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This book is an update of
an earlier version that
was written for SQL
Server 2000. It employs
the Murach approach of
dual pages that repeat
and enhance the concepts
Reviewers overuse the
phrase 'required
reading,' but no other
description fits the new
book 'Ajax Security'
(2007, Addison Wesley,
470p). This exhaustive
tome from B
In my many years of
programming, almost 20
years now, I have used
countless integrated
development environments
(IDEs). I have used
everything from a simple
text edi