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Title:
An introduction to service mapping - Integrating evolving web services in WebSphere Application Server V8.5.5
Stream:
WebSphere Application Server 1 (2)
Speakers:
Andrew Borley
Abstract:
SOAs and web services evolve over time — new versions of services are deployed or brand new services must be integrated with existing clients. Typically, development effort must be expended to ensure that web service clients continue to work with web service providers. IBM WebSphere Application Server V8.5.5 and IBM Rational Application Developer V9.0 introduce service mapping, a feature that enables you to remove the dependence of the service client on both the location and interface of the service provider via the interception, monitoring, routing, and transformation of requests and responses between service clients and service providers.
This presentation will introduce the concepts of service mapping and provide a demonstration, showing how multiple versions of a service provider can be called by the original service client via the development and use of service mapping technologies.
This presentation will introduce the concepts of service mapping and provide a demonstration, showing how multiple versions of a service provider can be called by the original service client via the development and use of service mapping technologies.
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Bio:
Andrew Borley:
Andrew Borley was the technical lead for the Service Mapping development team at the IBM Hursley Software Lab in the United Kingdom. He previously led the WebSphere ESB development team and has worked on service-oriented architecture projects since 2002.
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