Jim Murphy is vice president of product management at Mindreef, Inc., and is responsible for overseeing the complete suite of Web services testing and SOA Quality products. He has been with Mindreef for more than four years, most recently as lead software architect. Jim brings more than 12 years experience designing, implementing, testing and debugging distributed software architectures using Java, .NET, C++ and XML. Prior to Mindreef, he was an independent consultant and has served as a director, software architect and senior software engineer at several early-stage product and consulting organizations.
You've deployed a Web Service. It's been designed, built, tested, and
published to your registry for use and is now a critical component in a
strategic business application. Your SOA is beginning to show signs of return
but what happens when other architects discover your service and begin to
design new applications with it? On one hand, you're seeing the benefits of
reuse, yet how can you manage a service that's undergoing continuous testing?
What happens to your initial business application when one of its key
services undergoes a load test for another composite application?
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Jim Murphy is vice president of product management at Mindreef, Inc., and is responsible for overseeing the complete suite of Web services testing and SOA Quality products. He has been with Mindreef for more than four years, most recently as lead software architect. Jim brings more than 12 years experience designing, implementing, testing and debugging distributed software architectures using Java, .NET, C++ and XML. Prior to Mindreef, he was an independent consultant and has served as a director, software architect and senior software engineer at several early-stage product and consulting organizations.
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