WHITE PAPER - This whitepaper explains the role of modeling in understanding and developing Service Orientated Architecture (SOA). It also applies the results of business planning to the analysis, implementation, development and maintenance of service applications.
Posted: July 30, 2008 | Published: November 1, 2007


Topics:  CORBA | Identity Management | Security | SOA | Software | Software Quality Assurance | Testing

CASE STUDY - HydraExpress provided the company a framework for developing and hosting high performance C++ Web Services; It also included advanced XML, Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP), and Web Services Description Language (WSDL) productivity tools.
Posted: July 21, 2008 | Published: July 1, 2008


Topics:  Application Integration | C++ | CORBA | SOA | SOAP | Systems Integration | WSDL

WHITE PAPER - This white paper discusses the steps necessary for migrating CORBA applications to Web services. Learn how to evolve existing applications without sacrificing business logic.
Posted: July 21, 2008 | Published: July 1, 2008


Topics:  Application Integration | CORBA | HTTP | SOA | Vendors | Web Services | WSDL

WHITE PAPER - The task and directions of the model driven architecture solution are outlined in this paper.
Posted: July 3, 2002 | Published: November 27, 2000


Topics:  Application Integration | CORBA | Interoperability | Legacy Applications Software | Manufacturing Industry | Middleware | Model Driven Architecture | Object Management Group | Software Development Methodologies | UML

WHITE PAPER - This paper is a statement by the OMG Architecture Board (AB) of the expanded vision necessary to support interoperability with specifications that address integration through the entire systems life cycle.
Posted: July 3, 2002 | Published: July 9, 2001


Topics:  Application Integration | Application Life-Cycle Management | CORBA | DCOM | Interface Definition Language | Interoperability | Model Driven Architecture | Object Management Group | Software Development Methodologies

WHITE PAPER - Here we describe the application development process supported by the MDA - how information flows from one set of artifacts to the next, and how the MDA process ultimately yields an application running on virtually any target middleware platform.
Posted: July 3, 2002 | Published: November 1, 2001


Topics:  Application Life-Cycle Management | Banking Industry | Consulting Services Industry | CORBA | Interoperability | Manufacturing Industry | Middleware | Model Driven Architecture | Object Management Group | Software Development Methodologies | UML | Web Services