Everyone is talking about SOA these days. Here is a good overview if you are just getting into the technology.

Get Jim Russell's perspective on service-oriented architecture, Web services, and IBM's new technology, Allegro.

Michael Stevens continues his discussion on Service-Oriented Architecture with the topic of a J2EE service.

What happens when you begin to design the interfaces for the services you want to create. Meeting the needs of all of the varied and numerous clients that use our services now and in the future is difficult. Michael Stevens continues his discussion on Service-Oriented Architecture with the topic of service assembly.

Discover what benefits you will reap by adding a service layer in the early stages of a project. You will gain a better return on your investment, flexibility with code mobility, enhanced security and other key benefits by implementing service-oriented architecture!

We continue our look at SOA by focusing on network invocation, interoperability, and discovery and lookup of services in general and Web services specifically.

We begin a new series on an architecture made up of components and interconnections that stress interoperability and location transparency -- a foundation for the new Web services model.