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Using service brokers for accessing backend servers for web applications

Chen et al., 2005

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2763631157152383321
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Chen H
Mohapatra P
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Journal of Network and Computer applications

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Web service infrastructures usually are comprised of front-end Web servers that accept requests and process them, and backend servers that manage data and services. Current Web servers use various API sets to access backend services. This model does not support …
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