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<title>DW Article series on SOA patterns</title>
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<description>IBM&apos;s James Snell has a series of articles on SOA patterns. Part 1 talks about the &apos;asynchronous query pattern&apos; and Part 2 covers the &apos;command facade pattern&apos;....</description>
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<title>Web Services Integration Patterns</title>
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<description> Massimiliano Bigatti, in his article on xml.com, introduces some design patterns applicable to Web service that his team came across while developing an application for the banking industry....</description>
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<title>Facade pattern and Web services</title>
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<description> The Facade pattern, defined by the GoF, provides a simplified/unified interface to a larger system. The use case below explores how a Facade pattern can be implemented via a Web service interface....</description>
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<description>The Middleware Company, in conjunction with other companies like BEA, recently published an example architecture utilizing SOA best practices. This architecture is available at the SOA blueprints website (registration required). The architecture demonstrates how an example HR system/Employee portal and...</description>
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<description>IBM has a e-business Patterns website that really good. It classifies it&apos;s patterns as Business patterns Integration patterns Composite patterns Custom designs Application patterns Runtime patterns Though these patterns are for Web applications, some of the runtime patterns I&apos;ve looked...</description>
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<description>I&apos;m sure every Enterprise Java developer/architect knows of this resource, but I&apos;m listing it here nonetheless: the patterns webpage at TheServerSide. You should subscribe to their RSS feed, if you haven&apos;t already done so. The website also has a free...</description>
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<dc:creator>vivek</dc:creator>
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<description>I&apos;ve started a new weblog for exploring design patterns and their applicability to Web services. I&apos;m armed with three good books for my journey- the classic Design Patterns book by the gang-of-four (Erich Gamma, Richard Helm, Ralph Johnson, John Vlissides),...</description>
<dc:subject>Announce</dc:subject>
<dc:creator>vivek</dc:creator>
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