Realizing a service oriented architecture usually implies the usage of object-oriented technologies. There exist different issues if we map service oriented concepts to object oriented implementations. We discuss the challenges of exposing objects as part of a stable service interface, talk about the impact of service autonomy, the definition of a "well formed" contract as well as service versioning. Although it's architecture; expect to see code, XML and WSDL.
Realizing a service oriented architecture usually implies the usage of object-oriented technologies. There exist different issues if we map service oriented concepts to object oriented implementations. We discuss the challenges of exposing objects as part of a stable service interface, talk about the impact of service autonomy, the definition of a "well formed" contract as well as service versioning. Although it's architecture; expect to see code, XML and WSDL.
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