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Publish-find-bind SOA paradigm
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As service oriented architectures continue to gain prominence as a mechanism to realize standards-based, distributed computing paradigms, the ability for traditional implementations to support bandwidth disadvantaged and runtime composition scenarios has been questioned. Traditional approaches leverage centralized registry platforms to enable servi...
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... particular, service discovery is a key enabling component of SOA's "Publish-Find-Bind" architectural pattern. As described in Figure 2, a SOA's service discovery capability enables a service consumer to find the information needed to access services at runtime by providing the relevant set of business context metadata describing the desired service's classification, functionalities, and other relevant exposed metadata. Once provided with needed invocation metadata, the service consumer can dynamically leverage the desired service programmatically at runtime. ...
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