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Standards-Based Integration in Financial Services: The Promise of XML, Web Services and the Enterprise Service Bus

Overview In order to deploy an XML-based integration system successfully, organizations will need a platform that is productive, and flexible. PolarLake delivers a set of products based on an enterprise grade XML platform, incorporating a full set of development and deployment tools as well as Web Services support, that is both productive and has a significantly reduced learning curve for developers. This, coupled with its Dynamic XML Runtime technology and its XML-centric component assembly framework, provides PolarLake developers with the flexibility to meet business requirements today and to evolve and extend solutions over time. This paper describes the issues associated with handling more complex XML messages and an ever-increasing number of messaging standards.

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Publisher	PolarLake Limited.	File Format	PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5
Date Published	April 2004	Downloads	74
Format	White Papers
Topics	Web Services, XML, EAI

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