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Web services interaction models. Current practice

Vinoski, 2002

Document ID
6854229526194578151
Author
Vinoski S
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE Internet Computing

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Each middleware approach has one or more interaction models associated with it that determine how applications built on top of the middleware interact with each other. Message- oriented middleware (MOM) applications interact rather simply, for example, by posting …
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