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David Walend started learning Java with the alpha 3 release in 1994 after a kind computer science professor at Tufts University overheard his tantrum on distributed simulations, memory management, multithreaded code and meteorologists of questionable parentage. His active open source projects include Somnifugi JMS, JDigraph, Cricket Cage, and JEnum. At Alphatech David researches systems for coordinating aircraft with unreliable communications. He is an adviser to Galactic Village Games. David should finally finish his masters project (combining genetic programming and reinforcement learning) at Tufts in 2004.

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Understanding Service Oriented Architecture
Do you feel like software vendors and conference speakers have stretched the meaning of "service oriented architecture" to the point where anything is an SOA? Do you even know what the term should mean any more? In this re-introductory article, David Walend offers an overview of what true SOAs are, how they work, and what they can do for you. Apr. 4, 2006

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