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"I commend the community for coming together to vet through definitions, principles, and value statements. . .However, I feel a few key points were missed. . .I truly found the value statement to be confusing, not accurate, and a few that are a lot broader than just SOA." -Oracle ACE Jordan Braunstein
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Oracle ACE Ronald van Luttikhuizen teams up with Eric Elzinga to provide three detailed tutorials that illustrate the differences between Oracle Service Bus and Oracle Enterprise Service Bus to help you get a jump on OSB development.
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