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Automating Rich Internet Application Development for Enterprise Web 2.0 and SOA

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xml,
soa,
xml,
peer

Overview Modern Rich Internet Applications for SOA have to cope with very complex, multi-layered peer-to-peer architectures and ever-increasing technologies, ranging from XHTML, AJAX, Java, XML, HTTP SOAP and all the transformations in-between different layers of the architecture. Traditional development tools and languages were not designed for this type or volume of native XML information, which can lead to applications that are costly to implement, rigid and difficult to maintain. Using a native XML approach and tools that are 'Designed-for-Purpose', it is possible to accelerate the development of Rich Internet Applications for SOA by at least 60% through automation and reuse of readily available XML assets.

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Publisher	Hyfinity	File Format	PDF
Date Published	November 2006
Format	White Papers
Topics	XML, Service-Oriented Architecture, Application Development

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