XMethods uses SonicMQ for asynch version of XSpace- June 25, 2002 Tony Hong from XMethods is here, showing a nifty evolution of XSpace. It's currently a service that implements a simple shared address book. The concept is that of a tuplespace updated and queried by SOAP messages. The new twist, slated to become available July 15, is the use of SonicMQ, a JMS (Java Messaging Service) provider, to add reliability, security, and pub-sub notification services to the message flow. ...http://weblog.infoworld.com/udell/categories/webServices/2002/06/25.html#a317 Is web services orchestration a new class of problem- June 17, 2002 I agree with the RESTian argument that SOAP-accessible web services should support HTTP GET where appropriate. The notion is that this will help ensure low coordination costs both for person-to-machine as well as machine-to-machine communication. ...http://weblog.infoworld.com/udell/categories/webServices/2002/06/17.html#a305 |