ESB and SOAP
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What is ESB and SOAP?
ESB (Enterprise Service Bus) and SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol) are two technologies that enable communication between different systems. ESB is a software architecture that allows for the integration of various systems, such as databases, web services, and mobile applications. SOAP is a messaging protocol that enables the exchange of structured data between systems over the internet.
Free resources to learn ESB and SOAP
- ArticleUnderstanding SOAP: The Old Guard of Web Services
- ArticleEnterprise Service Bus
- ArticleESB - IBM
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