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Michael Poulin

Michael Poulin works as an enterprise-level solution architect in the financial industry in the UK. He is a Sun Certified Architect for Java Technology, certified TOGAF Practitioner, and Licensed ZapThink SOA Architect. Michael specializes in distributed computing, SOA, and application security.
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Service Reuse and
Entitlement By Michael Poulin  At a glance the reuse of
a service and entitlement
to those service results
have nothing in common.
But on the second
thought, the more a
service gets reused the
greater the chance of
serving users with
different access rights
to the service results.
We'll discuss... Mar. 23, 2008 04:00 PM Reads: 2,018 | Considering the SOA
Reference Model By Michael Poulin  The main drivers for
SOA-based architectures
are to facilitate the
manageable growth of
large-scale enterprise
systems, to facilitate
Internet-scale
provisioning and the use
of services, and to
reduce the cost of organi
zation-to-organization
cooperation - SOA RM Jan. 8, 2007 01:45 PM Reads: 10,772 | Considering the SOA
Reference Model By Michael Poulin  SOA RM: '...in SOA,
services are the
mechanism by which needs
and capabilities are
brought together'
Recently OASIS voted the
SOA Reference Model (SOA
RM) into a standard. In
spite of its high level
of abstraction, this
model emphasizes the
business orientation of
SOA. Dec. 27, 2006 06:00 AM Reads: 12,506 | Collecting Financial
Market Data with Java 5 By Michael Poulin  In this article I'll
share my experience in
using the new features in
Java 5 for solving an old
industry problem, the
problem of collecting
constantly published
financial data in
reliable way. The
business case example I'm
going to discuss relates
to the acquisiti... Nov. 3, 2006 02:00 PM Reads: 11,910 | Service Versioning For
SOA By Michael Poulin  (Found in a blog,
'Versioning is as
inevitable as security.')
SOA development practice
isn't much different from
other software
development practices
except for design and
maintenance. Multiple
self-containing and
aggregated services that
interact with others have... Jul. 26, 2006 04:15 PM Reads: 19,950 Replies: 1 | Does a Web Service Make a
Service for SOA? By Michael Poulin  What could be easier than
to take your application,
wrap it with a Web
Service, announce it or
register it in the UDDI
and get a SOA Service?
Even better - take a data
warehouse, cover a SQL
executing code with a Web
Service and expose it to
SOA, isn't it simple?
... May. 13, 2006 11:00 AM Reads: 11,930 | WebLogic Journal: If a
Resource Thread Hangs in
the Portal By Michael Poulin  This article describes a
workaround design that
allows a Portal to
survive if its resource
starts hanging request
threads. How frequently
does your Portal
experience user requests
hanging in the resource?
Not frequently, I hope.
However, if this happens
and the re... Feb. 23, 2006 08:00 PM Reads: 15,747 Replies: 1 | Assured Delivery of Audit
Data With SOA and Web
Services By Michael Poulin  This article describes
two techniques that may
be used for assured
delivery of important
data, specifically, audit
data, in distributed
systems. We will review
design that leads from
assured to guaranteed
delivery. This task gets
more and more important
in light o... Jan. 13, 2006 01:15 PM Reads: 14,315 Replies: 1 | Entitlement to Data By Michael Poulin  The requirements for
different user-facing
applications frequently
say something like: 'User
has to see/read/be shown
only funds/records/itiner
aries/policies he or she
is entitled to.'
Permissions in these
cases usually depend on
multiple factors related
to the us... Jan. 7, 2006 02:00 PM Reads: 12,434 Replies: 1 | How To Deal With
Architectural Security? By Michael Poulin  Application architects
have heard about the
increased importance of
security, but in many
cases they really don't
know how to approach this
issue. In this article,
I'll share my experience
and define a few basic
steps and checkpoints for
building application
archi... Oct. 15, 2005 10:30 AM Reads: 16,909 Replies: 1 |
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