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Wednesday Apr 25, 2007

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New for JavaOne 2007 - A Services and Integration track

SOA architectures are being realized in implementations of high-value connections between enterprises. These e-business collaborations present a challenge not typically considered when SOA is discussed. Developers must start creating global applications. In addition, the delta between external collaboration and internal integration is disappearing. In effect, developers are beginning to converge on a single global application development model.

This track's sessions address the developer community's need for creating pragmatic e-business services with Java technology. Among the topics are the following:

Best practices for implementing composite applications conforming to service-oriented architecture principles
Securing global collaboration
The design of message-based collaborations independent of platform and service implementation
Best practices in policy enforcement
Tools and technologies for implementing e-business services for functions such as orchestration, routing, rules, validation, and data access
The use of REST and Web 2.0 techniques to solve e-collaboration problems
What facilities provided by web services and SOA have been found to be of the most value in solving e-collaboration problems
New approaches and technologies such as Java Business Integration (JBI) and SCA
Interoperability

And while you're there, I'll be presenting a technical session (TS-8897) entitled Designing Service Collaborations: ‘Wire’-Centric Integration with Mark Hapner at the JavaOne 2007 conference on Thursday May 10, '07 at 10:55 am.

Join the TS-8897 Group Discussion

Session Details
Session ID:	TS-8897
Session Title:	Designing Service Collaborations: The Design of "Wire"-Centric Integration
Session Abstract:	Integration design used to be focused on the design of middleware that connected applications. Today the “wire” design of the message exchanges between collaborating services is the core architectural element of integration. The Internet and the messaging standards it has driven allow integration wire design to be global, nonproprietary, and platform-independent. A service collaboration design formally captures the functional, infrastructure, and protocol layers of the message exchange wire that connects the services that implement one or more of the collaboration’s roles. This session presents an overview of collaboration wire design and walks through an example to illustrate how it is done in practice.
Track:	Services and Integration
Duration:	60
Speaker(s):	Mark Hapner, Sun Microsystems, Inc.; Gopalan Suresh Raj, Sun Microsystems, Inc.