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Dan Diephouse on SOA governance with Mule Galaxy 07/15/08
Released in January 2008, Mule Galaxy is an open-source, REST-based SOA governance platform that sidesteps the UDDI standard in favor of ATOM. Positioned as the everyman's SOA registry and repository, Mule Galaxy represents a major shift in SOA, toward a more lightweight, open-source approach to service-oriented development. In this talk with Andrew Glover, Galaxy's chief architect Dan Diephouse talks about his own move away from Web services (after creating the XFire project) and Galaxy's RESTful approach to service-oriented architecture.
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