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Mark Hansen - SOA and Web 2.0

 
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Mark - Wondering if you have covered any on Web 2.0 in your book? If so I am very much interested to know your view of Web 2.0 evolution with SOA.

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[ May 28, 2007: Message edited by: Hanumanth Kanthi ]
 
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Yes. Chapter 10, "Ajax and Java Web Services" shows how to do rich client programming that accesses endpoints (REST) developed and deployed using Java Web Services.

Furthermore, Chapter 9, "SOAShopper: Integrating eBay, Amazon, and Yahoo! Shopping" shows how to build a a product search engine that aggregates eBay, Amazon, and Yahoo! using Java Web Services, and then expose that search engine functionality via RESTful "Web 2.0" endpoints that can be consumed with Ajax.
 
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