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It is uncommon for an enterprise NOT to encounter multiple environments. Among the more notable and common combinations is that of .NET and Java. Questions this session addresses include: What can .NET interoperate with today? What can .NET not interoperate with today? Interoperability means Web services, right? Yeah, but are Web services slow and/or insecure? Which Web services stacks work together? What will the future bring?Click here to register for Real-World Java
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