Service Orientation is a specific set of architectural principles for building loosely coupled services that help developers maximize the return on your application investments over time. The services have explicit boundaries, are autonomous, share schema and contracts, and determine compatibility based on policy. Applications based on these principles provide benefits in maintainability, reusability, and manageability of connected systems. Windows Communication Foundation is the first programming model built from the ground up for building service-oriented applications.
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Why is service orientation important?
Loosely-coupled applications built on the tenets of service orientation yield benefits in maintainability, reusability, and manageability of connected systems. Service-oriented applications also more closely reflect real-world processes and relationships. Microsoft sees service orientation as a means to an end—that end being a set of connected systems that optimize communications across a business—connecting people, information, and devices.
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