Are you fed up with brittle, expensive, and support intensive Rich Internet Applications? This paper demonstrates the solution and the future.
Hyfinity is pleased to announce that 6 UK Local Authorities have deployed Lagan web-based Integration Adaptors linking their Lagan CRM and Case Management system to Northgate’s Sx3 Revenues and Benefits back office applications.
Modern Rich Internet Applications for SOA have to cope with very complex, multi-layered peer-to-peer architectures and ever-increasing technologies, ranging from XHTML, AJAX, Java, XML, HTTP SOAP and all the transformations in-between different layers of the architecture
Web application development is becoming increasingly complex, time consuming, and brittle. For many organizations, the addition of Rich Internet Application (RIA) technologies like Ajax look promising, but...
Alan Kotok is managing editor of Science's Next Wave (http://nextwave.sciencemag.org/), a weekly supplement on career development to Science magazine. Kotok is also editor of ebXML Forum (http://www.ebxmlforum.org/), published in conjunction with WebServices.Org. He is the author or co-author of three books on e-business, the most recent being Handbook of EDI, 2003 Edition ( http://www.riahome.com/estore/detail.asp ).
The recent (15-19 November 2004) XML 2004 conference in Washington, DC, IDEAlliance's annual showcase of everything one can put between angle brackets, gave the XML community a look at new XML and Web services standards, and helped participants understand what it takes to make the specifications work . For participants interested in Web services, several sessions discussed emerging standards, not only from what they can do, but also what they cannot and should not do.
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