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[Podcast] ESB & MSMQ, Services as the interface to business processes, and BPM & OOA

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Udi Dahan

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[Podcast] ESB & MSMQ, Services as the interface to business processes, and BPM & OOA Posted: Oct 24, 2006 6:30 PM
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Udi answers questions about implementing ESB capabilities on top of Microsoft's message queuing technology MSMQ, as well as dispels some myths around viewing services as the interface to business processes. Finally, he ties it all up with a critique on using object oriented analysis for BPM.

Resources

1. Article on Microsoft's solution for ESBs
2. Patterns & Anti-Patterns for SOA webcast
2. Ask Udi a question on SOA
3. Subscribe to the Ask Udi podcast

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