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WS-Security: Microsoft, Sun Work Behind the Scenes







WS-Security: Microsoft, Sun Work Behind
the Scenes

WS-Security: Microsoft, Sun Work Behind
the Scenes
04/09/2004 03:58 PM

The release of the WS-Security specification by OASIS this week offers a glimpse into a world of improved interoperability for the enterprise via Web services. Microsoft and Sun's recent accord may speed the interop process, experts say.




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