• Successful SOA building: It's not a project, it's a program
  • Error reporting for Web Services
  • Build a top-level constituency to drive your SOA
  • Turning events into objects: A tale of two systems
  • Expert advice on transmitting data: A pros and cons comparison of data transfer formats
  • RESTful resources for potential REST developers
  • Q&A: Dave Linthicum talks about commercial Web data services and distributed computing
  • Chasing Android: Notes on developing for the mobile platform
  • How to use Facebook's Open Graph API to program the Web
  • Drill-down on soapUI for software services testing
  • The impact of HTML5 on Web applications
  • AWS Import/Export gets data to and from the Amazon cloud computing platform
  • Speed-to-start-state may trump best-of-breed when prioritizing integration
  • Agile development with XML
  • Roles are key when marking up master data for SOA
  • The New XProc Specification for XML Pipeline Processing
  • Enterprise architects must look beyond project boundaries for better BPM
  • Enterprise architects can use BPMN as common language for process modeling
  • Enterprise architecture methodology should start with broad vision
  • Where does BPEL fit in?
  • Developing applications that work with message-oriented middleware requires mind shift
  • Business rules systems edging into BPM
  • Some notes on ESB configuration
  • Message oriented middleware can handle a variety of application types
  • Snapshot of open source BPM offerings
  • Approaches to Business Process Management (BPM)
  • Complex Event Processing (CEP) with SOA creates business benefits
  • UML Basics
  • Java-based Abdera open-source tools implement Atom services
  • What to expect with the new JavaScript standardization (ECMAScript 5)
  • Restlet framework wrestles RESTful Web applications
  • OSGi framework helps you manage Java components
  • Common Web application security exploits and how to stop them
  • CXF open source framework merges SOAP toolkit with Celtix ESB
  • G1: Changes due in garbage collection for JVMs
  • Java Servlet API 3.0 improves application plugability
  • Manual configuration scripting of Java EE web applications can cause downtime
  • 3 tips for choosing whether to use EGL
  • KANA releases a new business oriented SOA platform
  • WSO2 redesigns their SOA approach
  • Kapow releases new version of server
  • WebMethods 8.0 is reborn with added BI service repository
  • Products for July 2009
  • Chrome OS in future, but what does Android offer now?
  • Three tips for choosing an ESB
  • Use SoaML to facilitate Model Driven Architecture
  • SOA pattern of the week (#7): policy centralization
  • Get a grip on JavaFX 1.2 for Rich Internet Applications
  • On the road to SOA - Part 2, Governance is fundamental
  • On the road to SOA – Part 1, Boubez on early insights
  • Enterprise Architecture in the Agile age - Part 2, Architects and developers
  • SOA products for June
  • Sparx releases new SoaML profile for Enterprise Architect 7.5
  • JNBridge releases JNBridgePRO 4.1
  • Parasoft releases SOA Quality Solutions
  • MicroFocus releases Modernization Workbench 2.1
  • MiniGuide: End-to-end testing for SOA and enterprise transactions
  • Three tips for success in SOA
  • Protocols for cloud services - Part 2
  • Tips for tracing enterprise transactions
  • Enterprise Architecture in the Agile age - Part 1, Styles of EA
  • SpringSource approach to adding enterprise class management and deployment features to Tomcat
  • Canonical Schema establishes interoperability: SOA Pattern (Week 6)
  • Nastel pursues Business Transaction Performance savings
  • May Products
  • Sparx Systems upgrades Enterprise Architect 7.5
  • Neptuny Caplan Available as a SaaS
  • MEGA upgrades Modeling Suite
  • Microsoft releases BizTalk Server 2009
  • Servoy releases version 5.0
  • Open source tools fill in app lifecycle gaps for SpringSource
  • MapReduce in the browser helps collaborative supercomputing
  • Legacy: Can't Live With It, Can't Live Without It
  • Review of protocols for cloud services - Part 1
  • SOA and TOGAF: A Good Fit?
  • Using atomicity to gain SOA granularity
  • Enterprise mashup patterns act as API enablers
  • Who moved my legacy cheese?
  • SOA Pattern of the Week (#5): Service Decomposition
  • Use the soapUI software tool to tame WSDL
  • XQuery learns to write using XUF
  • Descriptive Languages for RESTful Services
  • Does Cloud Computing Hold Water?
  • Resilience: The Missing Word in the SOA Conversation
  • SOA Pattern of the Week (#4): Service Normalization
  • How you can learn M Grammar for Oslo modeling
  • Use JavaScript with the iPhone to create smart phone apps
  • SOA Pattern of the Week (#3): Domain Inventory
  • Frameworks and Methodologies and Styles, Oh My!
  • Batch processing with SOA
  • Notable Python language update on view
  • SOA Pattern of the week (#2): Non-Agnostic Context
  • Try XML-based Extensible Business Reporting Language (XBRL) for accounting reports
  • New TOGAF framework released
  • SOA: The A is for Architecture
  • Service Facade decouples contract, core logic: SOA Pattern (Week 1)
  • Whatever happened to ''X''?
  • The rumors of SOA's demise...
  • Goodbye 2008… here we come, 2009!
  • Balancing repeatability and situationality with process mashups
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