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SCA Application Development, Part 1: An Overview of Service Component Architecture
Overview Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) is a framework that combines individual business functions and processes, called services, to implement sophisticated business applications and processes. In a SOA framework, relatively coarse-grained business components are exposed as services. SOA structures IT assets as a series of reusable services, which are loosely coupled and are platform- and implementation-neutral. SOA designs solutions as assemblies of services, which are connected through well-specified interfaces and contracts. Service Component Architecture (SCA) is a specification which describes a model for building applications and systems using a SOA. It simplifies application development and implementation developed using SOA.
| Publisher | IBM | File Format | HTML |
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| Date Published | August 2006 | ||
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