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Mark Harrison

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Mark Harrison is Microsoft UK Systems Engineer focussing on .NET eBiz and Portals
IBF - Bringing SOA to the Desktop in Office Applications Posted: Mar 11, 2005 10:24 PM
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MSDN Article: Information Bridge Framework: Bringing SOA to the Desktop in Office Applications

Enterprises today are moving towards SOA as a way to expose their applications and data for consumption. Building solutions on top of these services is fairly easy today using existing development tools. Different vendors provide tools for both exposing and developing on top of those services by using standards like SOAP or WSDL. However, once enterprises start developing a few of these solutions problems start to arise. This article addresses some of the most common problems.

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