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Web App Development for the SOA Age

Are you fed up with brittle, expensive, and support intensive Rich Internet Applications? This paper demonstrates the solution and the future.

12 UK Council Deployments of Front and Back Office Integration Adapters Using Lagan and Hyfinity Technology Within Weeks

Hyfinity is pleased to announce that 6 UK Local Authorities have deployed Lagan web-based Integration Adaptors linking their Lagan CRM and Case Management system to Northgate’s Sx3 Revenues and Benefits back office applications.

Automating Rich Internet Application Development for Enterprise Web 2.0 and SOA

Modern Rich Internet Applications for SOA have to cope with very complex, multi-layered peer-to-peer architectures and ever-increasing technologies, ranging from XHTML, AJAX, Java, XML, HTTP SOAP and all the transformations in-between different layers of the architecture

ZapThink on Hyfinity: Enabling Rich, Composite Web Applications

Web application development is becoming increasingly complex, time consuming, and brittle. For many organizations, the addition of Rich Internet Application (RIA) technologies like Ajax look promising, but...

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Joe McKendrick is analyst and editor with Webservices.org. He is also a research consultant and author specializing in information technology and management trends. He is a regular commentator on Web services and SOA issues for ZDNet – his Weblog, “Capitalizing on Service-Oriented Architecture,” appears daily on the ZDNet.com site. His monthly columns on IT management issues also appear in Database Trends & Applications. He also authors the Evans Data survey series on Web services and SOA trends

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A Service-Oriented Summer Reading List

The summer vacation season is upon us (at least for those of us in the northern hemisphere), and thus, time for casual, light reading - SOA-style, of course.

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