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Podule content

9 SOA Definition
9 Web Service Definition

9 SOA and Web Services

9 SOA Drivers

9 Problems with Traditional Distributed Applications

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A definition from wikipedia.org

9 Service-oriented
architecture (SOA) is a
flexible set of design
principles used during the
phases of systems
development and
integration in computing.
9 A deployed SOA-based
architecture will provide a
loosely-integrated suite of
services that can be used
within multiple business
domains.
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A definition from wikipedia.org

9 Web services are typically

application programming
interfaces (API) or Web APIs
that are accessed via
Hypertext Transfer Protocol
(HTTP) and executed on a
remote system hosting the
requested services.
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So what·s called XPL Web Services?

9 Did you ever heard of XPL

Web Services?

9 How ¶Web Services· and

¶XPL Web Services· are
related?
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9 Why these two are related?

9 The technology of Web services is the most likely connection

technology of service-oriented architectures.
9 Web Services are one possible way of realizing the
m
 aspects of SOA.
9 Implementers commonly build SOAs using web services
standards that have gained broad industry acceptance. One
can, however, implement SOA using any service-based
technology, such as Jini, CORBA or REST.

SOA Web Service

(Theory) (Technology)
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9 What·s the meaning of ¶Architecture· in SOA?

9 SOA is an  m

paradigm for system landscapes.
9 SOA is the approach to use to connect systems.

9 SOA is an architectural style, it·s not steps by steps

implementation of the system.
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9 What are the driving forces of the SOA?

9 Distributed System
9 Different Owners
9 Heterogeneity
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9 Data types that are not compatible across different systems

9 Server failures or loss of server response
9 Client failures
9 Retrying a call
9 Security
9 Synchronizing clocks between multiple computers
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9 SOA Definition
9 Web Service Definition

9 SOA and Web Services

9 SOA Drivers

9 Problems with Traditional Distributed Applications