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“Open source and the service-orientated architecture were born
of the same frustrations that IT users face with closely-knit
software, says a top IBMer.“By making source codes publicly available and highly flexible,
the open-source software model ensures developers can build
software and systems that interoperate seamlessly. This objective
is similar to what a service-oriented architecture (SOA) aims to
fulfill, said Jason Weisser, vice president of asset and
integration technologies at IBM Software Group. One of the creators
of Microsoft’s .Net SOA framework, Weisser has been managing IBM’s
SOA technology since 2002…”
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