Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) - Case Study: Real-World Issues in Complex Web Services-Reliability, Performance, Transactions


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Case Study: Real-World Issues in Complex Web Services-Reliability, Performance, Transactions
Featuring: Kim Kazmaier, Senior Integration Architect - Bank of America

The underlying simplicity of Web services is what makes them so appealing. SOAP and WSDL, sometimes coupled with UDDI, give you standards-based, cross-platform communications in a relatively short time. But what happens when you try to use Web services to run your business? Suddenly, this great new technology becomes secondary to your ability to secure, manage, monitor, guarantee, and improve the services provided. This presentation by the 3rd largest domestic bank tackles real-world issues when implementing a Service-Oriented Architecture using industrial-strength Web services. You will learn: How Web services do (and do not) support complex, commercial-quality processing; how to fill the gaps left by missing or immature standards; and when to consider "not" using Web services.

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