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Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) and Web Services

Oracle boosts app server for e-business

Posted:
10:41 24 Sep 2002
Topics:
Workflow Management | Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) | Web Services | e-commerce & e-business | Databases
Oracle's latest application server will feature enhancements such as a certificate authority to boost the use of the product for e-business transactions, as well as single sign-on enhancements to boost identity management.

Version 9.0.4 of Oracle's 9i Application Server Release 2 will consolidate traditional integration point solutions such as EAI, business-to-business platforms, and Web services into a software architecture for automation of business processes.

Enhancements are planned for reliability, scalability and manageability. The product will feature service-based application development and expanded portal capabilities.

Additionally, improvements are planned in system management, business process management, business activity monitoring, and business-to-business integration.
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"Our continued focus is to allow people to build Internet-based applications and Web services faster and more productively, and we're doing that by rationalising the complexity and middleware they need to get Web services and applications running," Kurian said.

Oracle's platform enables development of J2EE applications, Web services, business intelligence applications, and enterprise portals.
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