Presents your  
XML AND WEB SERVICES E-NEWSLETTER for October 6, 2003 
 
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BETTER UNDERSTAND WEB SERVICES WITH SOA   
  
Understanding service-oriented architecture (SOA) can help programmers 
immeasurably in better understanding, and therefore, better developing, 
Web services applications. Service-oriented programming focuses on the same 
system integration issues that are the central focus--and the central 
obstacle--of Web services development projects.   
  
To master Web services, you must grasp the basic design paradigm of SOA,
as well as the specific guidelines of the Universal Description, 
Discovery, and Integration (UDDI) standard for service directory
integration. 
Get these rather laboriously labeled concepts down, and you're ready to 
start creating plug-and-play network services and applications using 
conventional development tools, such as Java.   
  
This article discusses the basic SOA concept and explains how it 
applies to Web services and how UDDI fits into the equation when you're
using Java as your development language. Find out how to become a grand 
master of Web services development by incorporating the lessons of SOA
into your application designs.   
http://ct.com.com/click?q=3b-XhSVINdoK7IKE2u9EFyy8xlUXL3e   
  
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