Article | REF: H6005 V1

SOA architecture - XML infrastructure

Author: Jean-Marie CHAUVET

Publication date: August 10, 2007

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6. Conclusions and outlook

As evidence of the evolution of SOA towards concrete business applications, initiatives are now being created to facilitate and simplify the implementation of SOA standards and specifications. It's no longer a time for thinking about concepts, but for taking action by implementing and developing SOA applications. One grouping perfectly illustrates this gradual transition from thinking about modeling to putting SOA into practice in the development of enterprise information systems: WS-I, which aims to validate SOA specification and protocol "stacks" taken together, in given versions.

6.1 WS-I

The Web Services Interoperability (WS-I) organization was created to promote the integration and compatibility of Web services specifications, in order to facilitate the...

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