SOA - Implementation
SOA is a concept which preaches reusability, loosely coupling the software services with proper protocol for data exchange. Becaues most of the time SOA is implemented using web services, it's always interpreted as SOA = Web services and vice versa. This is not true.
SOA is just a concept. This concept can be implemented using Web Services or age old RMI or something new that might come up in future. Currently, web services provide proper protocol/rules to communicate with a diverse set of systems, which makes it most desired for SOA implementation.
JSR 227 is coming up with a service oriented interface (SOI) for data binding and data access functionalities. According to JSR 227, whatever the underlying systems(EJB, DB or mainframes), the interfaces and the data will remain same.
Looking forward for it? Yes, me too.
SOA is just a concept. This concept can be implemented using Web Services or age old RMI or something new that might come up in future. Currently, web services provide proper protocol/rules to communicate with a diverse set of systems, which makes it most desired for SOA implementation.
JSR 227 is coming up with a service oriented interface (SOI) for data binding and data access functionalities. According to JSR 227, whatever the underlying systems(EJB, DB or mainframes), the interfaces and the data will remain same.
Looking forward for it? Yes, me too.
Labels: JSR227, SOA, Webservices
posted by Ashwini Bhat | 11:32 PM
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