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new software development in the enterprise is based on the Java and the
.NET platforms. Many data centers have a mix of these two
architectures, and developers need a working understanding of both so
they can architect, design, and code software solutions that are
interoperable. With technologies such as XML, Simple Object Access
Protocol (SOAP) and the many related web services standards, and the
Web Services Interoperability (WS-I) Profiles, developers today can
take advantage of a high degree of on the wire interoperability between
the two platforms. |
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TS-3550(USA,2005) |
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Achieving Real Interoperability Between J2EE and .NET: Web Services Practical Advice for Developers
Mike Lehmann and Eric Rajkovic |
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TS-3552USA,2005) |
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Java Technology and .NET Interoperability Using WS-* Web Services Architecture
Mark Hapner and Andrew Layman |
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TS-3553(USA,2005) |
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Java and .NET: Interoperability Challenges and Rewards
Dino Chiesa, Simon Fell, William Henry, Mark Nottingham, Eduardo Pelegri-Llopart and Anne Thomas Manes |
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TS-3554(USA,2005) |
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Mind the Gap: Using an ESB for Interoperability Between Java Technology, .NET and Other in an SOA
David Chappell |
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TS-3556(USA,2005) |
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Multiple Platforms, Single Identity: Interoperable identity
Hubert Le Van Gong and Pat Patterson |
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TS-9866(USA,2005) |
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Advanced Web Services Interoperability
Simon Guest and Raghavan Srinivas |
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