Archive for July, 2006
Wednesday, July 26th, 2006
I'm currently playing with
Service Component Architecture (SCA),
currently supported in IBM products,
such as WebSphere Process Server and WebSphere Integration Developer (WID).
IBM implementation "wraps" all SCA standard
classes and namespaces using IBM proprietary classes and namespaces.
As a result, XML tags and class names don't match
what's in the spec. I suspect [...]
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Sunday, July 9th, 2006
This blog entry discusses
Forrester Wave report on ESB market. The report endorses ESB products and suggests that
ESB is “the most straightforward way to get started with service-oriented integration today”.
And I’ve always thought that the most straightforward way is to start
implementing services instead of infrastructure products (however useful these products might be).
As […]
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Tuesday, July 4th, 2006
ESB and other SOA middleware can provide many important capabilities but at the
end of the day what really counts is whether these products make developers and
other stakeholders more productive.
There is nothing “magic” about ESB products. They are all based on well-known
application servers and/or messaging products and so they really don’t change
the […]
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