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Object Interconnections: CORBA and XML–Part 3: SOAP and Web Services

Schmidt et al., 2001

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10326950701827701791
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Schmidt D
Vinoski S
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C/C++ Users Journal C++ Experts Forum

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Welcome to the final column in our series exploring CORBA and XML. Our first column [1] discussed XML in general and explored how XML could be used to address the CORBA versioning problem. The second column [2] considered alternatives for passing XML-defined …
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