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Secure and Reliable Web Services

Posted by Guy Crets on Nov 18, 2006 09:54 AM

Community
SOA
Topics
Web Services
Tags
WS-ReliableMessaging,
WS-Security,
JMS
Summary
In this presentation, recorded at Javapolis, integration expert Guy Crets introduces security and messaging standards from the Web services world and discusses how the WS-Security and WS-Reliable Messaging specifications can be used in real world integration and B2B scenarios.

Bio
Guy is a Managing Partner at Apogado (www.apogado.com) and has been doing integration for the last 8 years, using technologies ranging from screen-scraping and JMS to SAP Netweaver. He is a frequent speaker on all topics EAI, ESB and WS-* and a guest lecturer at UAMS (http://www.uams.be/) and KHK (http://www.khk.be/khk04/eng/).

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