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Services-Based Enterprise Integration Patterns Made Easy, Part 1: The Evolution of Basic Concepts

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Overview This series of papers explains services-based enterprise integration patterns in an easy-to-understand, step-by-step way. In this installment, Part 1 of the series, one learns about the two earliest integration patterns - data sharing only and Remote Procedure Call (RPC) - which help introduce the concepts of service provider and service consumer, platform independence, and connectivity. Exploring RPC helps one get familiar with the basic steps necessary for two applications to share functionality. This paper also includes a general description of the concepts of loose coupling, code reuse, and layering and componentization. Part 2 of the series will continue the discussion of the early patterns, while Parts 3 and 4 cover the Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA)-based integration patterns, including examples.

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Publisher	IBM	File Format	HTML
Date Published	February 2008	Downloads	11
Format	White Papers
Topics	Service-Oriented Architecture

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SOA is a goer, say Indian tech chiefs

And many companies believe the key to this has something to do with the IT industry's latest hot concepts, service-oriented architecture (SOA). For more on service-oriented architecture see our SOA Cheat Sheet.

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Inside India
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Popular Acrobat keeps Adobe flying high

We think that once we get customers exposed to these concepts, there's going to be a lot of up-sell opportunities. We think there's room to address a really universal need for the organising and sharing of images," Narayen said.

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Applications
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