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Saturday, July 12, 2003
> IBM and Collaxa publish BPEL tutorial.
This tutorial, will teach you how to integrate multiple services into an end-to-end business process, including how to invoke web services, receive asynchronous callbacks, manipulate XML documents and handle business exceptions. It also showcases the monitoring, auditing and debugging capabilities of the Collaxa BPEL Orchestration Server. [Collaxa's Take]
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Web Services Links

Posted Sunday, May 5, 2002 by Nasseam Elkarra

I have been scouring the Internet for links related to SOAP vs.

REST and here are some links that I hope you find useful:
Don't forget to check out my article "The State of Web Services".

> Bringing it all together (Loosely-coupled).
Most web services projects are missing out on choreography, a vital extra layer that assembles multiple services into coherent business processes. Choreography directs the connections between separate application resources to create productive business processes:
  • Also known as orchestration, it manages links between separate activities
  • Enterprises use it to extend and combine the functionality of existing IT assets
  • Standards such as BPEL are bringing it into the mainstream
[Collaxa's Take]
> Sun and Waveset Provide Identity Management Solution for PeopleSoft Using SPML.
Sun Microsystems, Waveset Technologies, and PeopleSoft have announced an expansion of the companies' strategic alliance to deliver an integrated, standards-based identity management solution for use with PeopleSoft applications. The integrated solution uses the Service Provisioning Markup Language (SPML) and will support the ability to initiate and manage the lifecycle of workforce identity information from a single portal interface. [The XML Cover Pages]
> Web Services Federation Language Provides Federated Identity Mapping Mechanisms.
A new "Web Services Federation Language (WS-Federation)" specification has been published which defines mechanisms used to enable identity, account, attribute, authentication, and authorization federation across different trust realms. WS-Federation with its two supporting profiles extends the WS-Trust model to allow attributes and pseudonyms to be integrated into the token issuance mechanism to provide federated identity mapping mechanisms. [The XML Cover Pages]
> Kensington Wifi Finder.

Kensington
Work Anywhere!

Your life on the road just got a lot easier. With the first and only WiFi detector on the market today, you no longer need to cross your fingers as you wait for your notebook to boot up. Just press a button and the Kensington WiFi Finder lets you know if your location is "hot"...instantly. No software or computer needed. What could be easier

I MUST get one of these.

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By Joichi Ito jito@neoteny.com. [Joi Ito's Web]
> InfoWorld: Security.
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