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Your SOA Needs BPEL for Orchestration
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AJAX has become an
increasingly popular tool
to develop RIAs. With
AJAX, as with many new
technologies, developers
often overlook core
application issues such
as error handling. While
many current AJAX
frameworks come with ways
to handle errors, the
built-in error-handling
methods might not be
quite what you need, and
it's possible that you
might not even want to
adopt a specific AJAX
framework at all. So how
do you handle errors in
AJAX? 
