Emergency Data Exchange Language (EDXL), officials from the Emergency Interoperability Consortium (EIC) contend, will enable alerts and other important information to be shared across geographic regions, regardless of a user's technology and applications.
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emerging protocols that promise to help facilitate, orchestrate and secure interaction across an SOA. This includes XPath and XQuery for data management; WS-Discovery for finding services; WS-Distributed Management; WS-Addressing for messaging; WS-Business Process Execution Language for process workflow; a litany of reliability specifications including WS-Reliability, WS-ReliableMessaging, WS-Notifications, WS-Eventing and WS-ResourceFramework; and transaction specifications including WS-Coordination, WS-AtomicTransaction and WS-BusinessActivity
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MOM, enterprise application integration, business process management, integration brokers, orchestration, data transformation, publish and subscribe, event notification, content-based routing, transactions - they're all ESB
Enterprise IT professionals need integration products that are easy to install, configure, administer and manage. They need middleware that supports robust, standards-based, any-to-any integration. They need to address new integration requirements inexpensively and quickly, rather than in multi-year, high-risk, budget-busting megaprojects.
Can today's ESB products deliver all that?
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Current middleware technologies like
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Web Services Standards
XML Links
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Links that provide basics of SOA and Web Services:
Good Starters
Other Links
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The next wave of change is going to be in applications as the infrastructure for communications is up and running now. Is SOA going to change the world of enterprises in the way they are going to communicate and do business ? Does it require a new breed of infrastructure components ? The answer looks seemingly 'Yes', as all the heavy weights trying to project and influence this space.
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Service Oriented Architecture is being the hottest topic in the industry today. What are the issues in enabling such infrastructure, what would be the market trends in realising them, and is this the bridging technology for Utility and Grids ? How about embedded boxes which including servers, routers, will an enablement at that level means something different!
