SilverStream CTO looks at SOAP, UDDI After stints at Lotus and Watermark, Arny Epstein joined SilverStream Software as Chief Technology Officer in 1996 to help forge a new class of Java-based application server software. Since then, the vague notion of an application server has become fleshed out, says Epstein, and attention increasingly focuses on XML-based services such as UDDI, ebXML, and SOAP that reside atop the server framework. In this video segment, Epstein discusses trends in enterprise computing with ITworld.com's Jack Vaughan.
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SilverStream CTO looks at SOAP, UDDI
