Posts for the 'SCA' Category
Wednesday, June 6th, 2007
There is an interesting and somewhat controversial interview with ZapThink's Jason Bloomberg where he claims that SCA and JBI are just going to "muddy the waters" as opposed to provide real help to SOA architects.
I certainly agree with his assessment that SCA (can't really speak about JBI) is more of a generic component-centric programming [...]
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Saturday, May 5th, 2007
Service Component Architecture (SCA) so far has largely gone unnoticed by developers of enterprise applications, even though there are already several SCA implementations on the market. Additionally, open-source SCA implementation from Apache called Tuscany is gaining momentum.
I suspect that most developers think of SCA as yet another "enterprisey" SOA-related standard along the lines of [...]
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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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