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Web Services Integration Brokers and Enterprise Application Integration Integration brokers are middleware platforms for complex enterprise application integration (EAI), enterprise information integration (EII), and business-to-business (B2B) integration. They support flexible any-to-any integration ... Jul. 2, 2004  Reads: 19,455

Leveraging EAI Roughly last year at this time, as we covered the convergence of EAI and Web services, many people were asking about the ultimate survival of EAI as a software solution. In one sense, this was understandable, as the technologies tha... Jul. 2, 2004  Reads: 16,983

Looking Beyond Vendor-Driven Web Services Every emerging technology moves through predictable phases of adoption. Throughout these phases there are equally predictable signposts indicating whether the new technology will take root in the mainstream, or be relegated to the ... Jul. 2, 2004  Reads: 8,017

Enterprise Architecture: Making One Out of Many Service-oriented architectures are emerging quickly as the commercial world's answer to a flexible, standards-based infrastructure. In the world of government IT, enterprise architecture through enterprise integration is its equ... Jul. 2, 2004  Reads: 18,268  Replies: 1

Application Server Architecture and BPEL In recent years the application server has greatly evolved, expanding the set of core services provided by the infrastructure. The current Java platform supports XML data handling, scalability, load balancing, and other capabiliti... Jul. 2, 2004  Reads: 28,120  Replies: 2

Cleansing Data at the Source Bandwidth.com provides options for securing the best deals on Internet connectivity. It has sold Internet connectivity of all types and speeds from a wide selection of national service providers to thousands of homes and businesses ... Jul. 2, 2004  Reads: 7,588

Cape Clear Data Interchange 4.7 No matter how advanced enterprise systems become, the sophistication of the tools available to build them, or the advances of architectural approaches and best practices from which to start, the life blood of any system is the raw... Jul. 2, 2004  Reads: 16,575

Quality Management for Web Services Web services provide organizations with a flexible, standards-based mechanism for deploying business logic and functionality to distributed consumers. Consumers, whether internal or external, can access necessary components such a... Jul. 2, 2004  Reads: 11,803

Is Your Client Rich? As we look to make more practical use of Web services, the need has emerged for a better user interface; one that's neither too fat nor too thin. An interface that allows developers to make the most out of the client's native featur... Jul. 2, 2004  Reads: 12,621  Replies: 4

Building Your First Trading Partner Community Web services seem like a great way to tackle the challenge of trading partner integration. In theory, participants can continue to use the enterprise applications they prefer, and expose them to their partners' systems. However, as ... Jul. 2, 2004  Reads: 8,866