  | Join the Impact 2008 SOA Jam, April 7-10
The SOA community wants to hear from YOU! Join this 72-hour Jam
and participate in a global discussion about all things SOA. Whether you have
a technical or business slant; whether your role is analyst, architect,
executive, partner, or journalist; your input can contribute to the evolution
of SOA. |
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| BPM with SOA, Part 3: Combining process execution, content management and user interactions
Part 3 shows you how to integrate a long-running business process running on both WebSphere Process Server and FileNet P8. The business process includes multiple steps that involve system and human interactions as well as structured and unstructured content. |
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| IBM SOA Foundation product integration: Using WebSphere Transformation Extender with IBM Enterprise Service Bus products
This is the first in a series of articles to help you use IBM SOA Foundation software products together. |
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| Make SOA real with IBM WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus and IBM WebSphere
DataPower SOA Appliances
Dynamically select a service provider's certificate, perform
standard XML encryption, and forward the encrypted SOAP message to the
ESB. |
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| How well does traditional performance testing apply to SOA solutions?
There are well-established basics for performance testing
applications, but how much do you have to change to performance test SOA
solutions? |
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| BPM with SOA, Part 2: Improve your business process with business rules,
forms and content management
Use WebSphere Business Modeler V6.1 to enhance your business
process definitions so that process owners can model their end-to-end business
processes regardless of where they are deployed. |
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| Using the WebSphere DataPower SOA Appliance with WebSphere Process Server
Using DataPower with WebSphere Process Server in an SOA
environment can speed the processing of SOAP requests. This article shows you
how to make SOAP requests from an SCA component. |
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| Managing WebSphere DataPower SOA Appliance configurations for
availability, consistency, and control
Manage DataPower for high availability in a multi-device
environment, including configuration methods and examples using the Web GUI,
command-line interface, or XML Management Interface. |
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| Using a WebSphere DataPower SOA Appliance as an exposed constraints engine
This article describes a constraints engine based on DataPower
and ISO Schematron that can be positioned at the enterprise edge to limit
liabilities. |
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| Architecture in practice, Part 5: Service connectivity options in a
real-world SOA scenario
Part 5 focuses on SOA Scenario #2, Service Connectivity, and
explains four ways to realize connectivity between service producers and
consumers, and foster reuse of services across multiple delivery
channels. |
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| Apply asset-based development to services in an SOA, Part 2: Manage and
monitor service assets and metadata
Key IBM products enable asset-based development. Learn how to use
them in an SOA implementation. |
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| Sign and verify XML documents using Apache WSS4J and WebSphere DataPower
SOA Appliances
This article uses a sample scenario to show you how to use Apache
WSS4J and WebSphere DataPower SOA Appliances together to enable the signing
and verification of XML documents. |
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| A practical application of SOA: Combine the technology and business
perspectives of SOA implementation
This article presents a practical view to SOA, from both the
technology and business perspectives, and presents a case study drawn from
real-world experiences, showing the benefits that can be achieved through a
successful SOA implementation. |
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| Beef up SOA with real-time data integration
Combining SOA and data-integration technologies improves
reusability, communication with other enterprise applications, and use of Web
services. This article explains how WebSphere DataStage provides a complete
solution for real-time data integration (RTI) that can be handled as a Web
service. |
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| ESB-oriented architecture: The wrong approach to adopting SOA
This article examines projects organized around building an
enterprise service bus (ESB), describes why a project with no SOA goals is a
bad idea, and explains what to do to properly adopt SOA. |
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