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WEB SERVICES

Host Web Services on Lotus Domino -- Now!

Most vendors are promising to support Web Services in next-generation products, but it can be done right now with IBM Lotus Domino 5 and 6.

By Gary Devendorf, IBM

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Web services is shaping up as the most important evolution in software architecture since the arrival of the Web. While the concept is simple, supporting Web services is turning out to require the next-generation of most software platforms. However, if you use IBM Lotus Domino 5 or 6, you can do Web services right now.

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Gary Devendorf is Microsoft technical evangelist on collaboration, including SharePoint and "Domino.Net". For more than 7 years Gary was IBM Lotus product manager for LotusScript, Domino Designer, Domino Objects, XML, COM toolkit, Domino Collaboration Objects, Java, Web Services and more. Gary is a popular writer and speaker who gave more technical presentations than anyone at Lotus. http://garydev.advisorblogs.com

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