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Web Service Challenges
In a recent article, Gregor Hohpe asks "Is SOA Like Drunk Driving?" In our attempts to address the shortcomings of component-based development have we "swung too far" and introduced new problems?
One recent experience suggests to me that we may well be at risk of this. Read about my first experience of Web Service development and judge for yourself: have we thrown the baby out with the bath-water?
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