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Service-Oriented Architecture SOA Doesn't Always Require Web Services
Faster than you can say XML, a whole cottage industry has developed to standardize the mechanics of Web services to add to them protocols for things like security and routing and workflow, and even to develop standard XML schemas for business.
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Service-Oriented Architecture SOA Doesn't Always Require Web Services. Faster than you can say XML, a whole cottage industry has developed to standardize the mechanics of Web services to add to them protocols for things like security and routing and workflow, and even to develop standard XML schemas for business.


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