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Web services standards have enabled companies to develop services in Java, Java EE, .NET or BPEL that interoperate with one another. However, web services standards don't help one develop services, assemble services into composite applications, or deploy, run and manage services. This webcast discusses the standards and specifications that do: JBI (Java Business Integration) and SCA (Service Component Architecture).
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