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Oracle Fusion Middleware provides a multitude of options for building Web services: Java, BPEL, ESB, PHP, and more. Even the database is getting into the act with Database Native Web Services. Furthermore, most organizations have heterogeneous IT infrastructures. Thus, the Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) will probably comprise services from a variety of platforms, tools, programming languages, and vendors. This makes it quite difficult to apply common behavior and policies to Web services across the entire organization. What's needed is a way to modify and enhance the behavior of all of the Web services without having to modify the underlying system. This problem aligns itself very well with the Gang of Four (GoF) Decorator Pattern.

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Date:Dec 2007
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