• Microsoft flexes its SOA muscles with Indigo
• OASIS ratifies long-awaited SAML 2.0
• Java conference abuzz with Apache Beehive
• Better BPM tools replacing programmer skills
• Dancing with Web services: W3C chair talks choreography
• Is SOA really just the same old architecture?
• OASIS advances security standards
• Eclipse adds new members, unveils Web services tools
• The need for speed: Web services performance tips
• Rearden Commerce launches SOA-based procurement platform
• Standardizing business integration with JBI
• Open source eclipses commercial tools for Web services development
• Web services let loose using policy
• Web services power the eBay 'platform'
• Liberty Alliance extends support for SAML 2.0
• New WS-Addressing chair addresses the endpoint
• UDDI 3 - more than just Web services 'Yellow Pages'
• Sun talks Java, SOA at Wall Street conference
• BEA expands SOA consulting practice in IBM's wake
• Europeans embrace SOA, open source
• The great 2005 SOA talent hunt
• Rise of the Java superplatform: Overkill or overdue?
• Preferred programming: Model-driven and pattern-based development
• Portal kit bridges SAP, .NET worlds
• Revisiting the definitive SOA definition
• New Liberty Alliance president: Open specs work
• Toolkit brings Web services standards closer to developers
• JBoss CEO: Web services a prime integration tool
• IT getting savvy about Web services
• Rebel frameworks and the J2EE revolution
• Web services skills a must for 2005
• Paoli: Information correlation, reasoning next step for XML
• Eyes, wallets wide open to XML traffic woes in 2005
• Expert predictions: Web services '05
• Kenai doubles its Web services security profile
• Advocates program WS-I's last splash for '04
• State DOJ finds TIME for XML, SOA
• AmberPoint added to IBM SOA Management Practice
• Systinet connects WebSphere MQ apps to Web services
• W3C releases WS-Addressing working drafts
• Reactivity achieves interoperability with Cyclone
• Nsite announces integration with Salesforce.com
• Client-side Java strikes back
• BPEL committee closer to final draft
• Cape Clear updates its ESB with BPEL support
• Layer 7 adds SecureSpan Server to portfolio
• Parasoft releases new BPEL software
• Commerce One patent sale could hinder small businesses
• Jetson J2EE automation toolset available
• Data federation, integration key to Avaki update
• Insurance that SOA works
• November 2004: The Month in Review
• WS-Reliability middleware released as open source
• Web Services Security School: Table of contents
• XML straining network performance, bandwidth
• Binary XML proponents stir the waters
• SOA, XML soothe integration worries
• XML complexity introduces security risks
• Cape Clear releases new Orchestrator to beta
• The bus stops here
• BAM gives companies a real-time edge
• Digital Evolution releases XML VPN appliance
• Grand Central updates integration service network
• Systinet updates its Web services registry
• Father of XML: UBL bridges e-commerce gap for SMBs
• Revolutionary UBL ratified as OASIS standard
• Service Integrity SIFTs through SOA data
• NSite updates hosted BPM engine
• Reactivity reaches gigabit speed with XOS upgrade
• IBM commits further to SOA with new management practice
• Web services showing EAI the door
• October 2004: The Month in Review on SearchWebServices.com
• Royalty question surfaces in WS-Discovery spec
• J2EE's destiny: Commoditization
• Java integration spec shunned by IBM, BEA
• Digital Evolution announces support for Netegrity
• Web services security product pursues Common Criteria
• OASIS forms new DCML technical committees
• New Layer 7 software spans identity, security, middleware domains
• Tracking materials easy for Raytheon with SOA
• A defining moment for SOA
• Something old, something new
• JBoss adds open source BPM engine to its offerings
• Web services vulnerability assessment startup emerges
• Oblix COREsv integrates XWall Web services firewall
• Actional, Westbridge merge Web services capabilities
• Web services no longer 'emerging technology'
• SeeBeyond services financials with new SOA platform
• Plumtree APIs simplify composite application building
• W3C forms WS-Addressing working group
• New spec uses Web services to manage remote data center connections
• J2EE or .NET: Pick one and stick to it
• What is reliable messaging?
• New WebSphere app server has distinct SOA flavor
• Altova updates development, integration products
• The definitive SOA definition
• Amazon Web Services updates ECS, offers Alexa access
• Decommissioning .NET
• Web application, XML firewalls converge in one appliance
• September 2004: The Month in Review on SearchWebServices.com
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